Re: Users Log in issue

On 31-May-2006, "Ron2006" <ronnemec@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Considerations:

IF you take this approach, you will also need to have a backdoor into
that table that will allow you or someone to turn that flag off.

If the network goes down and the user loses connectivity, or if their
computer freezes up and they have to reboot. then they will still be
considered logged in and will not be able to get in FOREVER.


OP: Read and heed!

You will need some admin screen that notices that you are you and lets you
(and only you) open the table or execute some code to clear out the table in
the case that Ron describes.
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