Can two user can logon into sap b1 8.8 as like sab b1 2005

Hi All Expert,
As we know that as like SAP B1 2005 we two user can logon into sap from a user id , My question is can we do the same on sap 8.8 also..
Regards,
Inder.

Hi Gordon,
Do the old two log in with the same user id is working with 8.8 also..
Thanks and Regards,
Inder.

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