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Determine last date of use for a Company

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I have an old company in GP that hasn't been used in years; is there a way to check and see when the last activity in there was?

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  • Richard Wheeler Profile Picture
    75,852 Moderator on at

    In SSMS, SELECT * FROM DYNAMICS..SY01500 and  there will a list user plus login date per company.

  • Community Member Profile Picture
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    I'm not sure that's what I want...that only gives me a list of who changed something in the company information, not who would have changed any data inside the company.

  • Richard Wheeler Profile Picture
    75,852 Moderator on at

    There is an auditing module for that for GP. This is also an add-on from Merit and Rockton but these would be separate purchases. Have you asked your reseller for pricing on the auditing module?

  • Mahmoud Saadi Profile Picture
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    I believe Dynamics GP Activity Tracking is what you may be looking for, when this feature is "activated", you will get a detailed report for all the processes that are being performed on the company including the following:

    1. Login/Logout Tracking:
    2. Access Tracking
    3. Process Tracking
    4. File Tracking
    5. Posting Tracking

    Check this out for further illustration on how to set it up, Dynamics GP Activity Tracking

    Data for activity tracking is stored in SY05000, as well, there is a system inquiry if you want to check the data on the application level, rather than the db. To go to the inquiry, go to Inquiry > System > Activity Tracking

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    Victoria Yudin Profile Picture
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    By "last activity", do you mean the last transaction posted? If so, perhaps you can just check the GL table(s) for the latest journal entry?

    select max(TRXDATE) Last_Open_Trx from GL20000

    select max(TRXDATE) Last_Historical_Trx from GL30000 --historical years

    I am hoping since it's an old company, there are no unposted transactions, but if you think there may be, you can also check the unposted table:

    select max(TRXDATE) Last_Unposted_Trx from GL10000

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    Perfect, just what I needed.

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