Interesting posting I read on the borland - newsgroup
about IB 7 and up, that one can kill a remote user via updating a
temp table that , it seems , logs and monitors all the connections. As
follows :

in IB 7.x

UPDATE TMP$ATTACHMENTS SET TMP$STATE = 'CANCEL'
WHERE (TMP$ATTACHMENT_ID = 12345)


Considering this I was wondering if the need has ever been there for
FireBird users to
do something like this AND does the people who know how, think that this
is a good solution
to move towards environment where one can control user access and stats per
database better as in
MSSQL ??

I just thought I'll ask the question ??

Thanks in advance for any comments

Johannes Pretorius

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