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Peter Holt <peter@kd.miroi.se> wrote:
>chrish@gate.net (Chris H.) wrote:
>>I would like to know if there is a Novell or 3rd party utility that will show
>>me which connections have a particular file open.  I know that MONITOR will
>>allow you to look at a connection and see which files that connection has
>>open.  What I need to be able to do is look at a file, and see which
>>connections have it open.
>
>In the monitor select "File open/Lock activity" go to the file you are intrested
>in and select it.
>
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>Peter Holt
>
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>
I have been using a third party utility called "WHOHASIT", this is a
windows utility which does the business and is good value.

You can get an eval copy on compuserve. Details on supplier/author Andrew
Cobb below.

David Gibson

Registration :

   WhoHasIt is shareware. You are free to trial the software. If you find
   the program useful you are requested to register it. Registration will
   enable the additional features of the software and the registration
   screen at startup is removed.

   Registration is US$25.00 per site for up to 5 Netware servers. An
additional
   US$25.00 is requested for each additional 5 servers.

   The prefered way to register is through CompuServe. This will provide
   a fast turn around time and the cost is added to your Compuserve bill.
   Simply GO SWREG. The registration ID is 3724.

   When you register through Compuserve, you will receive your
registration
   number by e-mail, usually within a day or two.

   Alternatively, International Money Orders or Cheques can be mailed to
:

      NetTech Australia
      67 Wantirna Rd
      Ringwood Vic 3134
      Australia


   If you have any queries or suggestions, I can be reached at
   100353,2330 on Compuserve. Suggestions, or problem reports are always
   welcome. Most of the enchancements made to WhoHasIt since the the
first
   version have come from users requests.

   Suggestions for other programs which will make administering your
netware
   servers easier are also welcome.


   Andrew Cobb