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You can use SQL profiler, but it has to be running all the time. &nbsp;Other than that, you would need to turn on the C2 auditing, or use windows authentication and log the login/logout events....
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You can use SQL profiler, but it has to be running all the time.  Other than that, you would need to turn on the C2 auditing, or use windows authentication and log the login/logout events....

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Enterprise Manager, right click on your server, properties, security tab. &nbsp;Enable the logging...
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Enterprise Manager, right click on your server, properties, security tab.  Enable the logging...

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I check the setting I see audit level setting but nothing that says enable logging for log-in and log-out options.
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I check the setting I see audit level setting but nothing that says enable logging for log-in and log-out options.

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&gt;&gt;I check the setting I see audit level setting but nothing that says enable logging for log-in and log-out options.&lt;&lt;<br />
Arbert missed the final step:<br />
Click the Help button and read up on the section under Audit
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>>I check the setting I see audit level setting but nothing that says enable logging for log-in and log-out options.<<
Arbert missed the final step:
Click the Help button and read up on the section under Audit

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Is there away to determine when a user logged into and out of a SQL Database?
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Is there away to determine when a user logged into and out of a SQL Database?

Capture login and logout time in SQL 2000

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