Active repository connections count.

Hello Guys,
I am using SAP MDM 7.1.
Can anybody let me know how we can count the number of active connections on any particular repository at any given time.
Is there any way to count it apart from doing it manually from Admin -> Connections.
Best Regards,
Syed.

Hi,
As such in MDM No standard functional available but you can acheive as follow
1. using MDM Java API
2. Right clicking on repository and select unload repository immediate will open popup window
with warning message number user logged and to unload repository
Thanks,
Jignesh Patel

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