Original Message:
Sent: 08-19-2024 10:56
From: Aaron Lael
Subject: Identifying Inactive Users
You can use the LoginLogoutChangeLog table in the database to see who at least has a login event in some IC application in the last X number of days with a query similar to:
select distinct(UserId) from LoginLogoutChangeLog where ActionDateTime >'2024-06-01';
This will return a list of UserId's that had a login/logout event in since June 1 2024, 12:00am local timezone.
You can then compare that to your listing of active users in the system to generate a difference report then provide that to the team that should be doing this work to follow up and validate if those are still valid users or not.
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Aaron Lael
State of Utah - comments on this forum reflect my own personal opinions\observations and are separate from any entity I am otherwise involved in.
Original Message:
Sent: 08-19-2024 10:48
From: Patrick Ellis
Subject: Identifying Inactive Users
Good morning,
I am looking for a way to determine which users are inactive.
With my setup, we have delegated the account management responsibilities a specific team. Unfortunately, we know this team is not staying up-to-date on employee departures, resulting in hundreds (potentially thousands) of inactive accounts.
I am wondering if there is a way for me to produce a report that identifies these accounts. In theory, this could be something as simple as a report identifying when the user last connected to Interaction Desktop. However, I am interested in any possible avenue that will produce the same result; the identification of inactive users.
Please let me know your thoughts.
Thanks!
#PlatformAdministration
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Patrick Ellis
Statistics Canada
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