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Can you please tell me which table contains Confluence users' login information?

Diana Mendoza

I would like to know which users have accessed Confluence within the past 30 days. Which tables can I use?

Thank you!

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Steven Behnke

This KB article should help: https://confluence.atlassian.com/confkb/how-to-identify-inactive-users-in-confluence-214335880.html

Fabienne Gerhard

Hi @Diana Mendoza

you can use a user macro as mentioned here.
Creates a table, sorted by groups and their last login date.

Have a look on the problem mentioned by Doods Perea who got help with a users that haven't logged in for the last 30 days.
You may only change the if-clause.

Hope that helps.

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Steven Behnke

This KB article should help: https://confluence.atlassian.com/confkb/how-to-identify-inactive-users-in-confluence-214335880.html

Fabienne Gerhard

Hi @Diana Mendoza

you can use a user macro as mentioned here.
Creates a table, sorted by groups and their last login date.

Have a look on the problem mentioned by Doods Perea who got help with a users that haven't logged in for the last 30 days.
You may only change the if-clause.

Hope that helps.

Diana Mendoza

Thank you very much, these queries worked great!

Steven Behnke

Happy to help out

Diana Mendoza

Thank you very much!

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