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Jay2
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8/26/2010 12:39 PM
    Where does Lawson store the date of the last password change for a user?
    KK - Infor
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    8/26/2010 3:20 PM
      Vanilla Lawson does not store the date of the last password change.
      You'll have to get that information using LDAP Attributes/ Auditing functions.
      Jay2
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      8/26/2010 4:55 PM
        I didn't see it in the LDAP Attributes.

        Jay2
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        8/26/2010 6:45 PM
          I have not used the auditing function as of yet. So to get this information I would need to set something up to capture this going forward? or might there be history in the system currently.
          Kwane McNeal
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          10/1/2010 1:06 PM
            Jay, You'd have to get it from a *raw* LDAP attribute of changedate/modifydate/et al. You could not get it from within Lawson, UNLESS you defined the ldap mod/chgdate as a Lawson attribute, and you'd need to be careful not to create issues in the schema.

            In short, it's there, curteousy of the LDAP container itself, but you'd better be sure you understand how Lawson works before you expose it to Lawson
            Kwane
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