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I have inherited a business critical installation of Sage Line 500 that I am expected to administer with no notes and no training...<br />
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this morning one of the modules of Line 500 will not work as it is &quot;locked&quot; by a user.<br />
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That user isn't doing anything, and in the user list doesn't show up with that module next to her name.<br />
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How do I kill the session that the user is supposedly running?
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I have inherited a business critical installation of Sage Line 500 that I am expected to administer with no notes and no training...

this morning one of the modules of Line 500 will not work as it is "locked" by a user.

That user isn't doing anything, and in the user list doesn't show up with that module next to her name.

How do I kill the session that the user is supposedly running?

Sage Line 500

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