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Last password change date

Good afternoon, I'm tryig to determine if I can see WHEN exactly someone last changed their password. I tried using db_object.get_login_by_name and there is a LastChange field but I really don't know what was last changed that accounts for. I don't see anything password specific. I have asked this before and get_login_by_name is what the SDK team recommended but I never did get an answer asking specifically what field would be when the password was last changed.

I changed my password and it did update LastChange. I also updated my profile and it did NOT update that field. I can’t update everything in shared dev, but it looks like that might indeed be the right field but I'dl really like to be sure.

Thanks in advance,

  • Lisa
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Lisa, yes LastChanged on the UserLogon object will be the last time the password was changed for that logon.

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Ryan Hollister
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Thank you, Ryan!

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