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Session Monitor and Security Panel

Inspect active sessions, query state, users, roles, permissions, and audit-sensitive actions without hiding privilege boundaries.

Partialv3.16.38 · verified 2026-08-19

#Session Monitor and Security Panel

#Session Monitor

Session Monitor dashboard with active sessions and resource usage
The Session Monitor shows active sessions, running queries, and resource utilization.

Open Session Monitor from the JustyBase commands or database-specific context. Review session identifiers, user/database, state, query text where exposed by the dialect, elapsed time, and cancellation/termination actions. Treat terminate as a privileged operational action and verify the selected connection before confirming.

The monitor is database-specific. Netezza exposes warehouse/session concepts that do not map one-to-one to SQLite or Access. Metadata sessions created by JustyBase can be swept separately; user query sessions are not swept by the metadata setting.

#Security Panel

Open Security Panel for the supported connection. Browse users, groups/roles, object privileges, and relevant catalog information. Use the guided grant/revoke forms for common operations or the raw SQL variant when the database syntax requires a form the UI does not model.

Security actions are not read-only. The panel previews/constructs SQL and asks for confirmation; a successful submission still depends on database permissions and policy. Keep a change record outside the panel for production environments.

#Safe workflow

  1. Connect with a read-only account for inspection.
  2. Capture the current role/permission state.
  3. Switch to an explicitly named administrative profile only for the change.
  4. Preview the generated grant/revoke or session action.
  5. Confirm target, principal, object, and scope.
  6. Re-query the panel and audit/log source after the change.

The Web Editor adds authenticated admin user management, backup/restore, CSRF protection, and audit routes; see Web Editor administration.

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