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Manage information base user sessions

You can manage information base user sessions in the control panel:

You can also manage 1C server cluster sessions — see the list of sessions for all information bases in the cluster and terminate one or all sessions.

View a list of sessions⁠

  1. In the control panel, in the top menu, click Products → 1C Ready Cloud → Information Databases section.

  2. Open the Information Base page → Session Management tab.

  3. View the list of sessions. For each session is displayed:

    User1C user name
    Connection typeInformation base user type — client application, external connection, background task, web service access
    Getting startedSession start time in timestamp format
    Latest activityTime of last user activity
    SleepingWhether the session is in sleep mode
    Session numberSession number
    Client IP addressIP address of the client from which the connection is established
    CPU time, sec

    Processor time used:

    • Current — The current incomplete server call;
    • 5 min — completed server calls of the session for the last 5 minutes;
    • total — completed session server calls for the entire session time
    Memory consumption

    The difference in bytes between memory that has been occupied and memory that has been freed:

    • Current — by the thread executing the current call from the beginning of the call's execution;
    • 5 min — by threads executing completed session calls during the last 5 minutes;
    • Total — threads that executed completed session calls during the whole session time
    Data volume

    The amount of data that is transferred in completed server session calls:

    • 5 min. — in the last five minutes;
    • Total — for the whole session
    Number of calls

    The number of completed server calls for this session:

    • 5 min. — in the last five minutes;
    • Total — for the whole session
    DBMS data

    The amount of data that is transferred during a session between the 1C server cluster and the database:

    • 5 min. — in the last five minutes;
    • Total — for the whole session

End one or all sessions⁠

  1. In the control panel, in the top menu, click Products → 1C Ready Cloud → Information Databases section.
  2. Open the Information Base page → Session Management tab.
  3. To terminate a single session, in the session bar, click and confirm the termination. You can find the desired session by user name, to do this, start typing the name in the field above the list of sessions.
  4. To end all sessions, click End All Sessions and confirm the end.

Set session lockout⁠

When session locking is enabled for an information base, active users of the base will be prompted to save their data and their sessions will be terminated. You cannot connect to the information base until the specified lockout expiration time has elapsed, or until you release the lockout.

In the Control Panel, you cannot see whether session locking is enabled for a database. If a session lock is already in effect for the information base and you set a new one, the previous lock is reset.

You can view active locks through the cluster administration utility, to do this use the View properties of 1C documentation information base instructions.

  1. In the control panel, in the top menu, click Products → 1C Ready Cloud → Information Databases section.
  2. Open the Information Base page → Configuration tab.
  3. In the Support and Maintenance block, in the User Sessions row, click Set Lockout.
  4. Enter the lock start date and time (UTC+3). If you do not enter a start date and time, the lock will be set immediately.
  5. Enter the end date and time of the lockout. If you do not enter an end date and time, the information base will be locked until you release the lock.
  6. Optional: enter the message that will be displayed when you try to connect to a locked information base.
  7. Optional: enter a lock parameter — arbitrary text. It will be set as a parameter of the LockSessions object.
  8. Optional: To be able to connect to a blocked information base, enter a permission code — any set of letters and numbers. The permission code must be specified when connecting to a locked database in the UC connection string parameter or in the /UC command line parameter, for example /UC123456.
  9. Click Next.
  10. Enter the login and password of the user of the information base with administrator rights.
  11. Click Install.

Release session lockout⁠

When you remove the lock, users will be able to reconnect to the information base.

  1. In the control panel, in the top menu, click Products → 1C Ready Cloud → Information Databases section.
  2. Open the Information Base page → Configuration tab.
  3. In the Support and Maintenance block, in the User Sessions row, click Unlock.
  4. Enter the login and password of the user of the information base with administrator rights.
  5. Click Withdraw.