Fetching all database name from servername in local network

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I want to access entire local database from server name ,but getting only single system details.

What I have tried:

SQL

SELECT	@@SERVERNAME as ServerName,
		DB_NAME(dbid) as DBName, 
		hostname as MachineName ,
		COUNT(dbid) as NumberOfConnections,
		loginame as LoginName,
		ConnectionProperty('client_net_address') AS 'Client Net 			Address'
		
--FROM sys.sysprocesses with (nolock) 
FROM sys.sysprocesses
WHERE dbid > 0 
and len(hostname) > 0 
and DB_NAME(dbid)=; 
Group by DB_NAME(dbid),hostname,loginame
order by DBName

Posted 5-Dec-16 1:11am

JaspalSingh03

Updated 5-Dec-16 1:23am

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#realJSOP · Accepted Answer · 2016-12-05T01:23:00

Is that connection your machine?

If so, is anyone else connected to the database at the time?

BTW, get rid of the and DB_NAME(dbid)=; line. Your example query won't execute in sql server the way you have it there.

EDIT ==============================

I found this with google (search phrase="sql server get all current connections").

SQL

DECLARE @SPWHO2 TABLE 
    ([SPID] VARCHAR(1000),
     [Status] VARCHAR(1000) NULL, 
     [Login] VARCHAR(1000) NULL, 
     [HostName] VARCHAR(1000) NULL, 
     [BlkBy] VARCHAR(1000) NULL, 
     [DBName] VARCHAR(1000) NULL, 
     [Command] VARCHAR(1000) NULL, 
     [CPUTime] VARCHAR(1000) NULL, 
     [DiskIO] VARCHAR(1000) NULL, 
     [LastBatch] VARCHAR(1000) NULL, 
     [ProgramName] VARCHAR(1000) NULL, 
     [SPID2] VARCHAR(1000) NULL, 
     [Request] VARCHAR(1000) NULL)
INSERT INTO @SPWHO2 
    EXEC sp_who2 'Active'
SELECT * FROM @SPWHO2

I'm the only person logged into my server right now, so it only shows one record, so I cannot determine if this will be what you need.