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ReportWe would like to automate the process of killing the idle sessions instead of manually doing it.
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We would like to automate the process of killing the idle sessions instead of manually doing it.
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Wei,
Thank you for posting on the Forum. There is no built in way to Kill an idle session within NAV, it would have to be done outside of any NAV type tool. If you are on Terminal Services there are options to have idle sessions disconnected after a certain length of idle time. I am not aware of anything for a stand alone client not using Terminal Services. You can also Kill connections via SQL directly if you are positive they are idle, if you are aking about killing SQL connections, but that would be using TSQL scripts to check the sessions and would not be a recommended way to end a session. If using Terminal Services or Remote Desktop Services as known today, you can refer to this link: technet.microsoft.com/.../ee791886(v=WS.10).aspx . Otherwise a best practice would be to have Users log out and not leave open sessions if you are running into maximum license issues. Thank you.
Nick
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