Dear All,
I can find the last login /previous login date and time in the User management. However, I would like to check the user account create date.
Is there any place that I can check when the account be created?
It's not logged in Jira itself, but if you're using an external directory of some sort, it is probably logged in there.
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Hi Nic,
I found several posts on the topic of finding the creation date for a Jira account. The answer provided was to look in the cwd_user table, either through sql or through groovy/java.
The cwd_user table has the created_date field. Does this field contain the date that the user account was created, or something else?
I could not find any explanations as to what the field contains, and whether/not it is updated after the account is created. I wrote a Perl script some time ago to read and analyze account information, and wanted to include the account creation date. I did that yesterday, but wanted to make sure that I understand when the field is populated, and whether/not it is updated at a later date, and if so, why.
Thanks, Patrica
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Export yours users to CSV and the resulting file includes an 'Added to org' column.
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