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By Justin, 2002/04/17

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During some maintenance task, you might not want any one to connect to a database. This script would help you do that.

If you need to run this script, you might also need my other script to kill connections.

By Justin, 2002/04/17

Total article views: 647 | Views in the last 30 days: 2

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