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camenzka #1
log in and record information
I want to be able to record the login on log in the time,date and IP of users
within an access database is this possible? I can do this without problems
when inserting, guess its a trick of combining login and update, not sure...has
anyone any suggestions? Any help would be great thanks
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CarlGrint #2 Re: log in and record information
You can use Getdate() (SQL server) and Now() (Access) to set the Date and Time
a Userlogs in.
I have a tutorial which includes how to do this in ASP, you should be able to
use simpe ASP code to grab the IP as well and add this to your log table.
Tutorial = [url]http://www.dmxzone.com/ShowDetail.asp?NewsId=7645[/url]
Part II = [url]http://www.dmxzone.com/ShowDetail.asp?NewsId=7674[/url]
Originally posted by: camenzka
I want to be able to record the login on log in the time,date and IP of users
within an access database is this possible? I can do this without problems
when inserting, guess its a trick of combining login and update, not sure...has
anyone any suggestions? Any help would be great thanks
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