If you look at https://developer.atlassian.com/server/jira/platform/database-user-and-group-tables/ it references the CWD_USER table and it has a column called UPDATED_DATE.
Is the updated date the same as the latest login date for a user?
I think no! Updated date not is the same as the latest login date.
Check this url https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/find-the-last-login-date-for-a-user-in-jira-server-363364638.html
I hope this helps!
@David A is right - the last updated date is the last time data for the account was changed (name, email, etc), it's not a record of any activity.
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Thanks @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- & @David A , I'm trying to run the Oracle query but it keeps telling me the view or table doesn't exist and it's erroring out during the select * portion, not exactly sure why.
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Nevermind I got it, thanks for the help!
PS anyone doing this, you just need to update the schema in front of the table name to get it going.
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One last thing @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- , the reason I asked this question is because the updated date for my user was today, and I haven't updated anything for my user in a couple months, so that's why I was confused.
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Yes, that's a good reason to ask. Maybe they updated part of it, like the password, or maybe you have an external user directory and something there changed?
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@Nic Brough -Adaptavist- ahh yes, I didn't even think of that, we do have it hooked up to our AD, so that must be the case.
Thanks!
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