ActiveUsers.mdb

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   This applet demonstrates how to track the users that are currently
in a database.  Instead of using the .ldb file, which only names the
machines that are logged in, it inserts the windows login of each user
along with a date/timestamp of their login, into a table.  Upon the
closing of a hidden form (i.e., when the app exits), it then deletes
that record.  This way only those who are actively logged in, or who
didn't exit cleanly their last time in, are listed in the table.

Uses one Win32 API call
Download Access 2000: uploads/12/ActiveUsers.zip

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Michael Forbes Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Contributor Joined: 24 Jun 2008 Status: Offline Points: 2	Post Options Post Reply Quote Michael Forbes Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: ActiveUsers.mdb Posted: 10 Jul 2008 at 5:34am
	This applet demonstrates how to track the users that are currently in a database. Instead of using the .ldb file, which only names the machines that are logged in, it inserts the windows login of each user along with a date/timestamp of their login, into a table. Upon the closing of a hidden form (i.e., when the app exits), it then deletes that record. This way only those who are actively logged in, or who didn't exit cleanly their last time in, are listed in the table. Uses one Win32 API call Download Access 2000: uploads/12/ActiveUsers.zip
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