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Is it possible to show all users that are trying to connect to a specific instance of SQL server?
I have a rogue process somewhere and I can’t find it. I’ve also changed the sql password so now the process can’t connect to the database but I would still like to stop it.
Thanks!
Right click the server in the Object Explorer of SSMS, and select Activity Monitor. Expand the processes section.
That will give you a list of all connections to the database and a view into what they’re doing. You can kill a process by right-clicking and selecting “Kill Process”.