Terminates specific Essbase user sessions or requests.
Syntax
ESS_FUNC_M EssKillRequest (hCtx, pRequestInfoStruct);
| Parameter | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
hCtx | ESS_HCTX_T | API context handle. |
pRequestInfoStruct | ESS_PREQUESTINFO_T | Pointer to the Request Information structure. |
Notes
EssKillRequest() uses the information in ESS_REQUESTINFO_T regarding current sessions and requests terminate a specific user session. This function can also be used to terminate (without logging out the user) any active requests being made to an application, a database, or the system during a user session.
A session is the time in seconds between an Essbase user's login and logout.
A request is a query sent to Essbase by a user or by another process; for example, starting an application, or restructuring a database outline. Each session can process only one request at a time; therefore, sessions and requests have a one-to-one relationship.
This function terminates the sessions/requests specified by the UserName, AppName, and DbName specified in the ESS_REQUESTINFO_T structure. If those fields are null, this function terminates all sessions/requests initiated by this process (user). The application program is responsible for allocating and freeing the memory used by ESS_REQUESTINFO_T.
Return Value
Returns zero if successful; error code if unsuccessful.
Example
#include
#include
ESS_FUNC_M ESS_ListRequest ()
{
ESS_FUNC_M sts = ESS_STS_NOERR;
ESS_STR_T rString = NULL;
ESS_HCTX_T hCtx;
ESS_USHORT_T Items;
ESS_PAPPDB_T pAppsDbs = NULL;
ESS_HINST_T hInst ;
ESS_ACCESS_T Access;
ESS_USHORT_T numRequest;
ESS_PREQUESTINFO_T requestInfo;
ESS_INIT_T InitStruct = /* Define init */
/* structure */
{
ESS_API_VERSION, /* Version of API */
NULL, /* user-defined message context */
0, /* max handles */
0L, /* max buffer size */
NULL, /* local path */
/* The following parameters use defaults */
NULL, /* message db path */
NULL, /* allocation function pointer */
NULL, /* reallocation function pointer */
NULL, /* free function pointer */
NULL, /* error handling function pointer */
NULL, /* path name of user-defined */
/* Application help file */
NULL, /* Reserved for internal use. */
/* Set to NULL */
};
EssInit (&InitStruct, &hInst);
sts = EssLogin (hInst, "local", "admin", "password", &Items, &pAppsDbs, &hCtx);
sts = EssSetActive ( hCtx, "sample", "basic", &Access );
sts = EssListRequests( hCtx, NULL, NULL, NULL, &numRequest, &requestInfo);
printf ( "Total requests on the server %d\n", numRequest );
if ( !sts && requestInfo )
{
ESS_USHORT_T index = 0;
while ( index < numRequest )
{
printf ( "login ID = %ul\n", requestInfo[index].LoginId );
printf ( "user name = %s\n", requestInfo[index].UserName );
printf ( "login machine = %s\n", requestInfo[index].LoginSourceMachine );
printf ( "AppName = %s\n", requestInfo[index].AppName );
printf ( "DbName = %s\n", requestInfo[index].DbName );
printf ( "DbRequestCode = %u\n", requestInfo[index].DbRequestCode );
printf ( "RequestString = %s\n", requestInfo[index].RequestString );
printf ( "TimeStarted = %ul\n", requestInfo[index].TimeStarted );
printf ( "State = %d\n", requestInfo[index].State );
printf ( "\n\n--------------------------------------\n\n", requestInfo[index].State );
sts = EssKillRequest (hCtx, &requestInfo[index] );
index++;
}
EssFree ( hInst, requestInfo );
}
EssLogout (hCtx);
EssTerm (hInst);
return(sts);
}
void main()
{
ESS_ListRequest ();
}See Also