Below all the active connections. Keep in mind that HTTP connections are stateless, so no database is retained and usually after a short timeout (seconds) they are killed. Binary connections, instead, remain in life until the connection client closes it. Binary connections are used by the Orient Console tool and by any Orient Java applications that uses the native Java API


Session ID Client Address Database User Total Requests Command Info Command Detail Last Command On Last Command Info Last Command Detail Last Execution Time Total Working Time Connected Since Protocol Client ID Driver Commands
{{conn.sessionId}} {{ conn.connectionId }} {{ conn.remoteAddress }} {{ conn.db }} {{ conn.user }} {{ conn.totalRequests }} {{ conn.commandInfo }} {{ conn.commandDetail }} {{ conn.lastCommandOn }} {{ conn.lastCommandInfo }} {{ conn.lastCommandDetail }} {{ conn.lastExecutionTime }} {{ conn.totalWorkingTime }} {{ conn.connectedOn }} {{ conn.protocol }} {{ conn.clientId }} {{ conn.driver }} Interrupt Kill