Logging out all users

To perform a back-up I want to log out all users. Currently I use the 'unloadapp' ESSCMD, but this does not seem to log out users who are currently retrieving data. As a result my back-up fails.Does the 'logoutallusers' command log of all users (active, inactive)?Regards,JG

Howdy!We do this via script for each application using the following essmsh syntax:"alter application appname disable connects;"This works great. We then re-establish any connections that we killed with the following statement:"alter application appname enable connects;"Hope this helps!JR

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>>At the Log in Screen I guess there is no way to log out a user unless you log in and log off.
That's true, other than restart, which gives you the option, while warning that they may lose unsaved changes.
>>roam wrote :
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The quotes are important, make sure they are there. You can cut/paste from this post.

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