Terry,
As the other poster has mentioned, there is no concept
of logout time.
Perhaps you could sell a change in the definition to:
"contiguous periods of user activity"
If this flies, then you can set up some rules suitable
to the analysis and process your db or logs.
An example of a rule:
"if new ip address for user, then new login, previous activity was logout"
Bob
Terry Murray wrote:
>
> I am trying to write an application that will include as one of its
> features the ability to track login times (entrance and exit).
> I think the whole exercise is rather trivial especially so if the user
> actually logs out. What I am not too sure how to go about handling is the
> situation that would occur if rather than logging out he/she decides to kill
> the browser window or exit the application and visit some other site.
> I was thinking perhaps the best way to handle that situation would be to
> track the activity of users through Application variables. I have a feeling
> it would be possible with Session variables, too, but they depend on cookies
> which are not always enabled. Am I correct in going with this approach and
> how could I implement it if so?
>
> Thanks in advance
> Terry
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