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is it possible to retrieve user last login date through Rest API ?

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CHINNAMUTHEVISAI.SATYANARAYANASHARMA Sep 21, 2023

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i want to de activate the users who havent logged in to Jira system from last 6 months. i know we can do this through database, but due to some issues none of my team is not able to login to Database. can we do this through API? we are using postman tool,can anyone help me if we can do this through API's?

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Sep 21, 2023

Not really. Maybe by parsing a html response per-user, so not really.

DB is the go to source and you do need to access it because once your Jira starts misbehaving, you may have to fix it on db level. There are some bugs that you must run some db queries to fix which could block you from getting Jira to start at all.

Sure, not frequent, unlikely to run into it, but it can happen.

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