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--- sa24-00 [2013/04/02 09:40] – external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ sa24-00 [2023/10/30 14:20] (current) – Viola Scott
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 The count of licences in use is shown at the top of the form.
-Active connections for today's date will be listedClicking on the Previous button will show connections that have been ended.
+Active connections for today's date will be listed.  Clicking on the Previous button will show connections that have been ended.
-It defaults to show connections from today's date, use the date selctor to view previous days.
+It defaults to show connections from today's date, use the date selector to view previous days.
 Users that are logged off will have a log off time associated with them.
 Normally there will be a number of users who log in and out during the course of the day. These users will have a log off time associated with them.
 Check the number of connections in view by clinking on count; this will indicate what is active.
-Click on the Database Details tab, this will indicate the number of connections that it thinks are active - check this with the number of licneces in use.
+Click on the Database Details tab, this will indicate the number of connections that it thinks are active - check this with the number of licences in use.
 If the number of connections in use does not match the number of active connections then there is a problem.
-Connections in use takes up a licence for every instance, if a connection was not terminated properly, whether by design or malfunction, it can remain open even though the IQX was closed.
+Connections in use take up a licence for every instance, if a connection was not terminated properly, whether by design or malfunction, it can remain open even though the IQX was closed.
-{{:connections_in_use.png?1000x1000|Connections in use}}
+{{:connections_in_use.png?300x300|Connections in use}}
 The above example shows two connections on the 23rd of April, neither of these has been logged out.
-Licences in use = 2, and the connedctions = 2. If this did not match we would be looking at a rogue or uncut connection.
+Licences in use = 2, and the connections = 2. If this did not match we would be looking at a rogue or uncut connection.
 It may be necessary to go back several days in order to find a connection that was started but not ended. This could mean trawling through thousands of connections, which is not particularly practical.