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Hi,
I have a MS access DB with some users signed in at different dates.
I want to check the DB daily to compare everyone’s timestamp against current
date to find who’s in our DB for more than two weeks. How could I do this?
Can I run a thread every day (let’s say 8pm) in C# to read everyone’s time
and compare it against current time (how to do?)?
Or write a script run against ms access manually or automatically?
Any suggestions?
Thanks. -Dale
I have a MS access DB with some users signed in at different dates.
I want to check the DB daily to compare everyone’s timestamp against current
date to find who’s in our DB for more than two weeks. How could I do this?
Can I run a thread every day (let’s say 8pm) in C# to read everyone’s time
and compare it against current time (how to do?)?
Or write a script run against ms access manually or automatically?
Any suggestions?
Thanks. -Dale