Show Sessions
Summary
The SHOW SESSIONS
command returns a result set containing information about all active user sessions in your Connect environment. A session is established when someone (or a program) logs into Connect using valid credentials.
Syntax
show sessions; |
Parameters
None.
Details
The SHOW SESSIONS
result set includes the following columns:
Column Name
|
Data Type
|
Description
|
---|---|---|
id | string | Unique identifier for each session. |
username | string | The user account tied to the session. |
current | boolean | ‘true’ if the session belongs to the client application that issued the show sessions command. In other words, current identifies if the session belongs to you and the SQL client you are currently using. |
alive_for | string | The length of time the session has been active. Given in hours, minutes, and seconds. |
expires_in | string | Connect will timeout sessions that have been inactive for more than 20 minutes. Each query issued via the session resets the countdown clock. Given in minutes and seconds. |
created_by | string | The user account who established the session. |
created_instant | instant | The UTC instant when the session was first established. |
modified_by | string | The user account who last used the session. |
modified_instant | instant | The UTC instant when the session was last used. |
Examples
show sessions;
select id, username, expires_in from (show sessions);