Is there an SQL command to track... - 05/02/2005 5:52 AM
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Okay, I'll finish with the title...Is there an SQL command to pull up tracking on mods who edit users and those users profiles/titles/etc.
Just curious but I've been experiencing some problems with user titles being changed while that person is offline and sometimes, that user will come back and have log in issues. When this problem was tracked to this issue, I issued a command to the users and the mods to only ask for a new usertitle in a documentented post from me in a Help forum.
But I have the feeling I have one or two mods running loose and still changing titles. Not bad odds, I say from a staff/mod team of 45 helping our site out. Still, I'm curious if there's an easy SQL command to retrieve a list of mods who edit users accounts and which users account they edited.
Thanks.
By the way, I've been reading this forum from oldest post to newest(I'm on page 79 now)....and I have to say one big THANK YOU to all of you who have contributed so freaking much to helping out newbies in the codes and lingo of running forums. You guys and gals do a great job...and have been a tremendous help to all of us. That may not be said enough but you all should know we all appreciate it very much...
Okay, I'll finish with the title...Is there an SQL command to pull up tracking on mods who edit users and those users profiles/titles/etc.
Just curious but I've been experiencing some problems with user titles being changed while that person is offline and sometimes, that user will come back and have log in issues. When this problem was tracked to this issue, I issued a command to the users and the mods to only ask for a new usertitle in a documentented post from me in a Help forum.
But I have the feeling I have one or two mods running loose and still changing titles. Not bad odds, I say from a staff/mod team of 45 helping our site out. Still, I'm curious if there's an easy SQL command to retrieve a list of mods who edit users accounts and which users account they edited.
Thanks.
By the way, I've been reading this forum from oldest post to newest(I'm on page 79 now)....and I have to say one big THANK YOU to all of you who have contributed so freaking much to helping out newbies in the codes and lingo of running forums. You guys and gals do a great job...and have been a tremendous help to all of us. That may not be said enough but you all should know we all appreciate it very much...