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Help figuring out this logic.

Asked by aman0711 in PL / SQL, Oracle Database, Java Programming Language

Tags: Oracle, SQL, Java

Hi Experts,

I need your help in figuring out this problem.

              So on this new web module, we have a section where admin can track how many users
              logged on to the website in a given frame of time.

              For this I have a java code, which captures users ID and LOGIN TIME and dump in a
              table(Snapshot attached).
              When the user logs in the second time, LAST_LOGIN_TIME and LAST_LOGIN_TIME_2(time before
              current login) updates using Java code.

              Now the problem I am facing is, how to implement a logic for counting, "How many users logged
              on to the website in a given frame of time (supllied from Web Interface)".

              Your help is highly needed.

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Help figuring out this logic.

Asked by aman0711 in PL / SQL, Oracle Database, Java Programming Language

Tags: Oracle, SQL, Java

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