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Block Multiple Session logins into database
mohana_cse06
Member Posts: 5,504
For this I have used Login Stored Procedure..
The login stored procedure is run immediately after the user has logged on to SQL Server and opened a database and before Microsoft Dynamics NAV carries out any tasks including executing any C/AL triggers. The user must have successfully logged on to the server and have access to the database before the stored procedure is run.
You can find more details here
http://mibuso.com/blogs/mohana/2011/07/20/login-stored-procedure-on-the-sql-server-option/
Similarly we can use this stored procedure to send messages to users and check conditions and show error messages..
Thanks
The login stored procedure is run immediately after the user has logged on to SQL Server and opened a database and before Microsoft Dynamics NAV carries out any tasks including executing any C/AL triggers. The user must have successfully logged on to the server and have access to the database before the stored procedure is run.
You can find more details here
http://mibuso.com/blogs/mohana/2011/07/20/login-stored-procedure-on-the-sql-server-option/
Similarly we can use this stored procedure to send messages to users and check conditions and show error messages..
Thanks
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