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How to find users last login time stamp?
anamikav
over 8 years ago
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~~~Appian 7.6~~~~
Hello, How to find users last login time stamp?
As per the requirement ‘if user doesn’t login to Appian application for 30 days, system needs to send email notification informing user that the account will be deactivated’. It has to be done at application level.
I will appreciate any help, Thanks!
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Thenmozhi Mohanakrishnan
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over 7 years ago
The log file stores all users login data. To filter out your application level users, you can get the members of your application's all user group. Eg. ABC All Users. And get intersection of all users and application all users. To the resulting set of users you can send out an email upon 30 days of in-activeness.
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Smruti Swain
over 7 years ago
Hi Anamika,
You could find the details from the "Logins" Audit log under <APPIAN_HOME>/logs/login-audit-web-api.csv
The column "Timestamp" is what you are looking for, it is in the format yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss (the millisecond part is not captured in there).
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dipaki
over 6 years ago
Hi
anamikav
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If you found the way to determine user's last access date on application level, it will be relay helpful if you can share the approach. Thanks
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