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The following procedure helps you to send a message to all users who access a specified database in a server.

Author: Shiva

 /* -------------------------------------------------



The Following Procedure Helps You To



Send a Message to all Users 



Who Access the Specified Database in a Server



*/



Create Proc Sp_SendMsg

                

               @Msg Varchar(100),

               @DbName VarChar(100) 

       as



                if db_id(@DbName) = Null 

                 begin

                  Print 'DataBase dose not Exist'

                 end

                else

                

                 Begin

                  Declare @spId Varchar(1000)



                  DECLARE TmpCursor CURSOR FOR

                  Select  'master..xp_CmdShell ''Net Send ' + rtrim(convert(Varchar(50), 

  HostName))+' "Dear ' + upper(max(rtrim(loginame)))+ space(1) + @Msg + '"''' as spId

                  from master..SysProcesses

                  where db_Name(dbID) = @DbName and 

                       spId <> @@SpId

                       and rtrim(ltrim(HostName)) <> ''

                       and HostName <> host_Name()

                  and dbID <> 0

                       and spId > 50

                       group by HostName



                  OPEN TmpCursor

                  

                  FETCH NEXT FROM TmpCursor

                  INTO @spId 

                  

                  WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0

                

                  BEGIN

                   

             Exec (@spId)

                

                   FETCH NEXT FROM TmpCursor

                   INTO @spId 

                 

                  END

                  

                

               

                  CLOSE TmpCursor

                  DEALLOCATE TmpCursor

                

                 end  

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