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Plugin Last Access
Posted: 01 Dec 06 2:48 PM
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fiogf49gjkf0d Does anyone know if SalesLogix tracks the last time a plugin was accessed?
Our SalesLogix contains many, many, many custom forms. Many of which were created long ago, by people no longer here, for people no longer here.
Many of these forms are released to 'Everyone'.
I would like to remove those not being used.
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Re: Plugin Last Access
Posted: 04 Dec 06 1:33 AM
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fiogf49gjkf0d Jeff,
I don't know anything userful for that. You could add a script to each form to write a log, but it means to open all the forms.
I think you'll have already checked if they are used to manage custom tables, if these tables contains fresh data.
The simplest things to do is to make a quick check with some users and then remove the release and wait for the other to call 
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Re: Plugin Last Access
Posted: 04 Dec 06 3:36 AM
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fiogf49gjkf0d Jeff, if all you are interested is on gathering some Usage data, not necessarily including which user accessed the item, but rather how many times a day or week an item has been accessed, you might consider running SQL Profiler with some filters in place.
If you capture the data properly and then parse it, you might end up with a "Log" of plugin access that could yield the results that you are looking for.
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