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Aakaash
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How to obtain a list of users accessing particular Application and its frequence

I am requesting a query to be run to obtain a list of users who are accessing server to view the particular application [Users are accuessing the Appliation GUI].also Need a query run to find the frequency these users are accessing the server for that application.
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Kapil Jha
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Re: How to obtain a list of users accessing particular Application and its frequence

I think application would be able to do that...because from unix you can only check who has logged to server via telnet,ssh etc
but not the people who logged via some appicaletion via http etc.

To check who logged u can see by wtmp file and by last command.
What kind of application you are runnning.
BR,
Kapil
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Yogeeraj_1
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Re: How to obtain a list of users accessing particular Application and its frequence

hi,

what type of application is this?

if you post more information, maybe we can help.

revert!

kind regards
yogeeraj
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Sajjad Sahir
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Re: How to obtain a list of users accessing particular Application and its frequence


Dear Akash

which applications u are using please send us more details ok

thanks

sajjad
Rasheed Tamton
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Re: How to obtain a list of users accessing particular Application and its frequence

Hi,

If you could explain in detail, it would be easy for us to give you some tips.

If you know the binary of the application, may be you can do something like this:

lsof /binary-of-the-application

lsof /u01/app/oracle/product/10g/bin/oracle
and
lsof /u01/app/oracle/product/10g/bin/oracle|sed '1d'|wc -l

Otherwise, pls provide more info.

Rgds.