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SQL Variable

Started by J Medina , Sep 27 2010 04:06 PM

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J Medina

Posted 27 September 2010 - 04:06 PM

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Hello,

I will start off with I am an extreme noob when it comes to SQL, but am pretty quick to figure things out and am tech savy. Now for my question/issue.

I am editing an ASP script that access a MSSQL database. I want to be able to print out what user is currently logged in and viewing the current page.

Example:
Two users log in. User A will see at the top of the page that USER B is currently viewing that same index page and vice versa because it will print out at the top of the page "Currently viewing: User A,User B".

Any assistance is greatly appreciated. If there is a pre-made script that anyone knows of that accomplishes this or something similar that be great.

Thanks,

Jason M.