How to find out if a client is in use or not in any ABAP instance?

Hi,
I would like find out if a particular client like 100 or 800 or 200 etc is being used by some one or not in an ABAP system, if the client is not in use for a long time then we are planning to remove the client from Sandbox. Is there any TCODE which gives this information, can you please let me know?
Thanks.
Jennifer

Hey Jennifer,
try AL08 then. It provides a list of users/clients listed per server of the landscape, this gives you an excellent overview.
SM04 will show you users logged on that particular client and its respectives t-codes (you will need to log on each client to view this data)
Best regards,
Tomas Black

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