Once an application is live, each time a user logs on to the application via a mobile device, a session is created. You can monitor these active sessions in the active users log.
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Monitor active users |
Administrator |
Once in use in real life, each time a user logs on to Mobility studio on a mobile device, a session is created.
Each session is created based on the related application. A session represents the running instance of an application. The data, as stored in the controls and related variables, is unique for this session and is separated from other sessions of other users that can run simultaneously.
The session data is stored in tables in Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations to make the session state persistent. As a result, for example, if a device is reset or the web session is lost, the application state is preserved. If the user logs in again, the application continues where it is left off.
You can monitor these active sessions in the active users log.
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Monitor license count |
Administrator |
You can monitor the actual license usage of a library compared to the available number of licenses.
On the License users versus active user chart, this is shown:
If for a library the full license count is used, an additional user cannot use the library.
Example:
If the license count of a library is fully or almost fully used, it can occur that users cannot use the related mobile apps for that reason. To solve this, you can take actions like cleanup the active sessions and, if that does not help, increase the number of user licenses for the applicable libraries.
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Delete expired sessions |
Administrator |
Once in use in real life, each time a user logs on to Mobility studio on a mobile device, a session is created.
If required, you can delete sessions that are expired.
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