I'm hoping one of you SQL Server gurus can help me out here....

 

I came across a stored procedure that is supposedly designed to kill
processes that have been lingering for too long. The part that finds who
is hanging around looks like this (the "WSD401" part is my workstation
ID on the network):

 

SELECT SPID, last_batch, program_name, loginame, hostname, *

   FROM master..sysprocesses (NOLOCK)

   WHERE (spid>50 

   AND status='sleeping' 

   AND DATEDIFF(mi,last_batch,GETDATE())>=120

   AND spid<>@@spid)

or hostname = 'WSD401'

order by last_batch ;

 

In the output I see several rows with a 'hostname' field of WSD401 but
they are associated with users that have nothing to do with me or my
workstation.... 

 

Or do they???  I would expect hostname to be unique for each machine -
is that not the case? Maybe this column doesn't mean what I think it
does?

 

TIA,

 

 

Matt Jarvis

Programmer/DBA

King | Retail Solutions 

541-349-8512

 


 




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