SP_WHO_3 Powerful Filtering/Sorting Very Efficient

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Hello,

I posted this a while ago to several web sites. Someone found an obscure bug in it and I fixed it (newest script attached below). When I posted it to you last time, it didn't show up in any of the categories that I had checked; hmmmm? However, when I searched google, you have it posted here instead: http://www.sqlservercentral.com/scripts/contributions/1227.asp

And it looks like 3 people have already downloaded it and gave it five stars. Can you post it in the Maintenance categories, etc...? Let me know if you have any questions or need anything from me.

- Mike Barzilli
- mike@barzilli.com

By Additional Articles, 2006/11/22

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