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Login ID cleanup
Post 302073255 by MILLERJ62 on Thursday 11th of May 2006 10:21:10 AM
05-11-2006
Login ID cleanup
Hello
I have many old IDs on my AIX and would like to know the
simplest way of knowing the last time an ID was used.
I am familiar with the "last" command.
Thanks for any info
I have many old IDs on my AIX and would like to know the
simplest way of knowing the last time an ID was used.
I am familiar with the "last" command.
Thanks for any info
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