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What &quot;session information&quot; are you looking for?
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What "session information" are you looking for?

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I m looking for login and log out info of users
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I m looking for login and log out info of users

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Do you want to create a new record on Windows Event Log when a user log in or log out?
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Do you want to create a new record on Windows Event Log when a user log in or log out?

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Yes, I need to grab it and then put it in database. Is it possible?
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Yes, I need to grab it and then put it in database. Is it possible?

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It is desktop app. But, I want to grab the event. Is it possible to grab the event.<br />
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thanks
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It is desktop app. But, I want to grab the event. Is it possible to grab the event.

thanks

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Hi,<br />
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First, I am not sure if it is possible to get session information from event log of Windows. I am in need to read user session logs like when new user log in or log out.<br />
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Is it possible?<br />
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Thanks
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Hi,

First, I am not sure if it is possible to get session information from event log of Windows. I am in need to read user session logs like when new user log in or log out.

Is it possible?

Thanks

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