Use sp_who to report information about current users and processes on Adaptive Server:
sp_who [loginame | "spid"]
where:
loginame – is the user’s Adaptive Server login name. If you provide a login name, sp_who reports information about processes being run by that user.
spid – is the number of a specific process.
For each process run, sp_who reports the security-relevant information for the server process ID, its status, the login name of the process user, the real login name (if login_name is an alias), the name of the host computer, the server process ID of a process that is blocking this one (if any), the name of the database, and the command being run.
If you do not provide a login name or spid, sp_who reports on processes being run by all users.
The following example shows the security-relevant results from executing sp_who without a parameter:
fid spid status loginame origname hostname blk_spid dbname tempdbname cmd block_xloid threadpool --- ---- --------- --------- --------- --------------- -------- ----------- ----------- ----------------- ----------- ----------------- 0 1 running sa sa sunbird 0 pubs2 tempdb SELECT 0 syb_default_pool 0 2 sleeping NULL NULL 0 master tempdb NETWORK HANDLER 0 syb_default_pool 0 3 sleeping NULL NULL 0 master tempdb MIRROR HANDLER 0 syb_default_pool 0 4 sleeping NULL NULL 0 master tempdb AUDIT PROCESS 0 syb_default_pool 0 5 sleeping NULL NULL 0 master tempdb CHECKPOINT SLEEP 0 syb_default_pool
sp_who reports NULL for the loginame for all system processes.
