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1: V_SYS_CONTRACTIONS (getting System connections)
Select count (*) as connections from master. sys. sysprocesses
2: V_SYS_DB_CONTRACTIONS (number of connections to obtain data)
SELECT hostname, program_name, hostprocess, cmd, spid, kpid, blocked, waittype, waittime, lastwaittype, waitresource, dbid, uid, cpu, physical_io, memusage, login_time,
Last_batch, ecid, open_tran, status, sid, nt_domain, nt_username, net_address, net_library, loginame, context_info, SQL _handle, stmt_start, stmt_end, request_id
FROM master. sys. sysprocesses
WHERE (dbid =
(SELECT dbid
FROM master. sys. sysdatabases
WHERE (name = 'xxdbname ')))
3: V_SYS_NET_CONRACTIONS (number of network address connections)
Select count (DISTINCT net_address)-1 AS connectnum FROM master. sys. sysprocesses
4: V_SYS_USER_CONTRACTIONS (getting user connections)
SELECT cntr_value AS User_Connections
FROM master. sys. sysperfinfo AS p
WHERE (object_name = 'sqlserver: General Statistics ')
AND (counter_name = 'user connections ')