Use Classic client sessions in the Administration > Usage block to view and monitor classic client sessions. A classic session is a session opened by the node.js server with the version 6 protocol on the Sage X3 engine.
Click the Actions icon and select Details to view more information about a session.
Use Reused clients sessions in the Administration > Usage block to view only the classic sessions that are no longer used. The columns are similar to those in the Classic client list. The only difference is that the time-out is indicated in the format: nn/NNN (where nn is the number of second elapsed since the classic client session close, and NN the time-out delay).
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- The classic session provides the following information:
- Client IP: Defines the IP address of the client that connects on the node.js server. It identifies the workstation or the device from which the connection is done.
- User Login: Defines the user entered at login time on the node.js server.
- Host: Identifies the host name of the process server in which the classic session connects to access to the Sage X3 folder.
- Solution: Indicates the solution used on the process server for the classic session connection to the Sage X3 folder.
- Port: Identifies the port used on the process server for the classic session connection to the Sage X3 folder.
- Folder: Defines the folder in which the classic session is connected.
- User: Indicates the Sage user code (defined in table AUTILIS in the folder) that is used for the classic connection.
- Lang: Defines the language code (in iso) used for the classic session connection.
- PID: Defines the process ID used for the classic session.
- Last access: Defines the last time and date when an access has been performed to this Sage X3 session.
- Time out: Defines the time-out defined for the Sage X3 connection (in seconds).
- Reused: If this check box is selected, the session is no longer used by the client that opened it and is waiting to be reused. Typically this happens when the classic page is closed and you return to the home page, a menu page, or the Navigation page. This allows you to avoid spending connection time when the user connects again on a classic page (the session will be reused). This type of session is closed on time-out.
- Open: Normally, this check box is always selected.
- Http referrer: Provides the http address of the node server that connects to the classic sessions.
- Creation date: Indicates the date and time of creation for the classic session.
- Operations available: The only operation available on every line is the Disconnect operation. When this link is used, you are prompted with a confirmation. If confirmation is provided, the Sage X3 classic session is closed:
- If this happens on a session that has the Reused flag set, there are no other consequences.
- If the session is still used, the user who is connected to the classic page receives a message informing that the session was interrupted. The pending input is then lost, but the user can reopen a classic page by refreshing the browser page.
Viewing detail sessions
Click the Actions icon and select Details to view more information about a session.
- Click Disconnect in the Right panel to disconnect a session.
Reused clients sessions
Use Reused clients sessions in the Administration > Usage block to view only the classic sessions that are no longer used. The columns are similar to those in the Classic client list. The only difference is that the time-out is indicated in the format: nn/NNN (where nn is the number of second elapsed since the classic client session close, and NN the time-out delay).
- Select Close client from the Actions icon on a line to terminate the process awaiting a classic client connection.
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