Terminal Services User Sessions Stored within Access or SQL Database

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Hi

I have a counterpart that uses a database for storing Terminal Services user profiles, what's the advantage of this if any
Has anyone done this kind of setup? if so, how do you proceed

Thanks In Advance

Tony
 
The subject sounds like you're referring to tracking user sessions, but the body sounds like you're wondering about storing the actual user profiles in a database

I'm not sure what you mean. Can you elaborate

Patrick Rous
Microsoft MVP - Terminal Serve
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Hi

I have a counterpart that uses a database for storing Terminal Services user profiles, what's the advantage of this if any
Has anyone done this kind of setup? if so, how do you proceed

Thanks In Advance

Tony
 
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