Oracle DB - Last Login By Active User

David Malka October 4, 2017

I am running JIRA 6.1.7 with an Oracle backend.  

I'm almost at the limit when it comes to licenses, so I need to clear up some users who've not logged in for a long time.  This can be done on the GUI but it's very slow and long. 

Is there a way to do this on the DB?   I ran the following:

SELECT d.directory_name,

    u.user_name,

        TO_DATE('19700101','yyyymmdd') + ((attribute_value/1000)/24/60/60) as last_login_date

FROM cwd_user u

JOIN (

    SELECT DISTINCT child_name

    FROM cwd_membership m

    JOIN globalpermissionentry gp ON m.parent_name = gp.GROUP_ID

    WHERE gp.PERMISSION IN ('ADMINISTER', 'USE', 'SYSTEM_ADMIN')

    ) m ON m.child_name = u.user_name

LEFT JOIN (

    SELECT *

    FROM cwd_user_attributes ca

    WHERE attribute_name = 'login.lastLoginMillis'

    ) a ON a.user_id = u.ID

JOIN  cwd_directory d ON u.directory_id = d.ID

order by last_login_date desc;

 

I get an error that the table doesn't exist.

 

Can someone tell me which query will work?  Note that I only want to see active users, as the inactive ones are not counting towards my licence limit.   So how do I find (for example) users who are 1. active but who 2. have not logged into the system in the past six months?

Thanks.

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October 5, 2017

Hi David,

  • You stated the query doesn't find the table.  Which table are you referring to?

Per How to Get a List of Active Users Counting Towards the JIRA application License the following should get you the active users in JIRA 6.1.7:

SELECT DISTINCT u.lower_user_name 
FROM   cwd_user u 
       JOIN cwd_membership m 
         ON u.id = m.child_id 
            AND u.directory_id = m.directory_id 
       JOIN schemepermissions sp 
         ON Lower(m.parent_name) = Lower(sp.perm_parameter) 
       JOIN cwd_directory d 
         ON m.directory_id = d.id 
WHERE  sp.permission IN ( '0', '1', '44' ) 
       AND d.active = '1' 
       AND u.active = '1';

You'll most likely need to modify it slightly for Oracle.

To get the last logged in times in Oracle you would run the following per Retrieve last login dates for users from the database:

SELECT cwd_user.*,
to_date('01.01.1970','dd.mm.yyyy') + to_number(cwd_user_attributes.attribute_value)/1000/60/60/24 AS last_login
FROM cwd_user, cwd_user_attributes
WHERE cwd_user.id = cwd_user_attributes.user_id
AND cwd_user_attributes.attribute_name ='login.lastLoginMillis' AND cwd_user.ACTIVE ='1'

Try those and see if it works for you.

Cheers,

Branden

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