I would like to setup a form that will log the users logging in to a
db. The form and the Db will currently log the users if they complete
the logon and get in. It will then log the entry, but not if they
fail to login. If they fail I would like it to log the attempted pass
and the computer name from where they are logging in, the systems are
both win2k and win98 under access 2K.
for ex
User: User1
Pass: password
User gets in
DB shows, user1 pass ComputerName Work2 at 10:00am 09-29-03
User: User2
Pass: fail "entered the wrong pass"
User asked to relogin
DB shows, user2 Failed "fail" ComputerName work1 10:01am 09-29-03 5 2723
Hi Chuck,
This code will only work if the login succeeded, won't it?
I can't think of code that logs the unsucceeded attempts, or am I missing something here?
I also count and log the number of users, machinename and so on, but not for attempts to log in.
Could be interesting though.
Arno R
"Chuck Grimsby" <c.*******@worl dnet.att.net.in valid> schreef in bericht
news:eo******** *************** *********@4ax.c om... This is my "standard" logging function. Usually I write to a CSV file rather then to a table in the database. This gets around "permission " problems, and allows the Network Administrator (or whoever) to take a look at what's going on with the database without having to give them a login (and possibly access to data they shouldn't have access to!)
See http://www.mvps.org/access/api/api0008.htm for the code to get the Network User name and http://www.mvps.org/access/api/api0009.htm for the code to get the Machine name if you don't already have it.
Public Sub WriteToLog(strL ogEntryText As String, _ Optional strSeperator As String = ",", _ Optional strLogFileName As String = "", _ Optional whatDB As DAO.Database = Nothing)
Dim intFF As Integer Dim strSQL As String Dim bolISetTheDB As Boolean
On Error Resume Next
If strLogFileName = "" Then If whatDB Is Nothing Then Set whatDB = CurrentDb bolISetTheDB = True
' if no log name is given, create a log ' in the same location and with the same name ' as the database, but change the ext to '.dat' strLogFileName = Left$(CurrentDb .Name, _ Len(CurrentDb.N ame) - 4) & _ ".dat" Else strLogFileName = Left$(whatDB.Na me, _ Len(whatDB.Name ) - 4) & _ ".dat" End If End If
strSQL = Chr$(34) & Format$(Now()," yyyy-mm-dd hh:nn:ss") & _ Chr$(34) & strSeperator & _ Chr$(34) & CurrentDb.Prope rties("AppTitle ") & _ Chr$(34) & strSeperator & _ Chr$(34) & GetNetworkUserN ame() & _ Chr$(34) & strSeperator & _ Chr$(34) & GetMachineName( ) & _ Chr$(34) & strSeperator & _ Chr$(34) & strLogEntryText & _ Chr$(34)
intFF = FreeFile Open strLogFileName For Append As intFF Print #intFF, strSQL Close intFF
If bolISetTheDB = True Then whatDB.Close Set whatDB = Nothing End If
On Error GoTo 0 End Sub
On 29 Sep 2003 12:43:38 -0700, jo***********@s ocal.rr.com (Josh Armstrong) wrote:
I would like to setup a form that will log the users logging in to a db. The form and the Db will currently log the users if they complete the logon and get in. It will then log the entry, but not if they fail to login. If they fail I would like it to log the attempted pass and the computer name from where they are logging in, the systems are both win2k and win98 under access 2K.
for ex
User: User1 Pass: password
User gets in DB shows, user1 pass ComputerName Work2 at 10:00am 09-29-03
User: User2 Pass: fail "entered the wrong pass"
User asked to relogin DB shows, user2 Failed "fail" ComputerName work1 10:01am 09-29-03
-- He Who Laughs Last Thinks Slowest!
I don't believe there's any way to log failed logins. Access doesn't start
running until after the validation process, so you can't use VBA code in
your application to do that kind of logging.
--
Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP http://I.Am/DougSteele
"Arno R" <ar************ ****@tiscali.nl > wrote in message
news:bl******** *@reader1.tisca li.nl... Hi Chuck, This code will only work if the login succeeded, won't it? I can't think of code that logs the unsucceeded attempts, or am I missing
something here? I also count and log the number of users, machinename and so on, but not
for attempts to log in. Could be interesting though.
Arno R
"Chuck Grimsby" <c.*******@worl dnet.att.net.in valid> schreef in bericht news:eo******** *************** *********@4ax.c om... This is my "standard" logging function. Usually I write to a CSV file rather then to a table in the database. This gets around "permission " problems, and allows the Network Administrator (or whoever) to take a look at what's going on with the database without having to give them a login (and possibly access to data they shouldn't have access to!)
See http://www.mvps.org/access/api/api0008.htm for the code to get the Network User name and http://www.mvps.org/access/api/api0009.htm for the code to get the Machine name if you don't already have it.
Public Sub WriteToLog(strL ogEntryText As String, _ Optional strSeperator As String = ",", _ Optional strLogFileName As String = "", _ Optional whatDB As DAO.Database = Nothing)
Dim intFF As Integer Dim strSQL As String Dim bolISetTheDB As Boolean
On Error Resume Next
If strLogFileName = "" Then If whatDB Is Nothing Then Set whatDB = CurrentDb bolISetTheDB = True
' if no log name is given, create a log ' in the same location and with the same name ' as the database, but change the ext to '.dat' strLogFileName = Left$(CurrentDb .Name, _ Len(CurrentDb.N ame) - 4) & _ ".dat" Else strLogFileName = Left$(whatDB.Na me, _ Len(whatDB.Name ) - 4) & _ ".dat" End If End If
strSQL = Chr$(34) & Format$(Now()," yyyy-mm-dd hh:nn:ss") & _ Chr$(34) & strSeperator & _ Chr$(34) & CurrentDb.Prope rties("AppTitle ") & _ Chr$(34) & strSeperator & _ Chr$(34) & GetNetworkUserN ame() & _ Chr$(34) & strSeperator & _ Chr$(34) & GetMachineName( ) & _ Chr$(34) & strSeperator & _ Chr$(34) & strLogEntryText & _ Chr$(34)
intFF = FreeFile Open strLogFileName For Append As intFF Print #intFF, strSQL Close intFF
If bolISetTheDB = True Then whatDB.Close Set whatDB = Nothing End If
On Error GoTo 0 End Sub
On 29 Sep 2003 12:43:38 -0700, jo***********@s ocal.rr.com (Josh Armstrong) wrote:
I would like to setup a form that will log the users logging in to a db. The form and the Db will currently log the users if they complete the logon and get in. It will then log the entry, but not if they fail to login. If they fail I would like it to log the attempted pass and the computer name from where they are logging in, the systems are both win2k and win98 under access 2K.
for ex
User: User1 Pass: password
User gets in DB shows, user1 pass ComputerName Work2 at 10:00am 09-29-03
User: User2 Pass: fail "entered the wrong pass"
User asked to relogin DB shows, user2 Failed "fail" ComputerName work1 10:01am 09-29-03
-- He Who Laughs Last Thinks Slowest!
jo***********@s ocal.rr.com (Josh Armstrong) wrote in message news:<b6******* *************** ****@posting.go ogle.com>... I would like to setup a form that will log the users logging in to a db. The form and the Db will currently log the users if they complete the logon and get in. It will then log the entry, but not if they fail to login. If they fail I would like it to log the attempted pass and the computer name from where they are logging in, the systems are both win2k and win98 under access 2K.
for ex
User: User1 Pass: password
User gets in DB shows, user1 pass ComputerName Work2 at 10:00am 09-29-03
User: User2 Pass: fail "entered the wrong pass"
User asked to relogin DB shows, user2 Failed "fail" ComputerName work1 10:01am 09-29-03
If ValidateUser(st rUserName, strPassword)=Tr ue Then
LogAttempt(strU sername,Compute rName,Now(),Tru e,"") 'True=blnSucces sful
Else
LogAttempt(strU serName,Compute rName,Now(),Fal se,"Wrong Password")
End if
Child's play.
From the responses I think I need to mention that I am not using the
built-in access control to access. This is a form with in the DB
itself. I can get it to log the logon attempts now, but only the ones
that get into the DB not the ones that fail. I don't seem to able to
get it to create a new record each time the user clicks the "log On"
button. pi********@hotm ail.com (Pieter Linden) wrote in message news:<bf******* *************** ****@posting.go ogle.com>... jo***********@s ocal.rr.com (Josh Armstrong) wrote in message news:<b6******* *************** ****@posting.go ogle.com>... I would like to setup a form that will log the users logging in to a db. The form and the Db will currently log the users if they complete the logon and get in. It will then log the entry, but not if they fail to login. If they fail I would like it to log the attempted pass and the computer name from where they are logging in, the systems are both win2k and win98 under access 2K.
for ex
User: User1 Pass: password
User gets in DB shows, user1 pass ComputerName Work2 at 10:00am 09-29-03
User: User2 Pass: fail "entered the wrong pass"
User asked to relogin DB shows, user2 Failed "fail" ComputerName work1 10:01am 09-29-03
If ValidateUser(st rUserName, strPassword)=Tr ue Then LogAttempt(strU sername,Compute rName,Now(),Tru e,"") 'True=blnSucces sful Else LogAttempt(strU serName,Compute rName,Now(),Fal se,"Wrong Password") End if
Child's play. jo***********@s ocal.rr.com (Josh Armstrong) wrote in message news:<b6******* *************** ****@posting.go ogle.com>... From the responses I think I need to mention that I am not using the built-in access control to access. This is a form with in the DB itself. I can get it to log the logon attempts now, but only the ones that get into the DB not the ones that fail. I don't seem to able to get it to create a new record each time the user clicks the "log On" button.
Say you have a form like this:
UserName: [ ]
Password: [ ]
[Log In] [Cancel]
The cmdLogIn button will do something like the following:
dim blnLoginOK as Boolean
dim rs as dao.recordset
dim db as dao.database
set db=currentdb
'open the table for adding records
set rs=db.opentable ("tblLogons",db OpenTable)
'determine if the password matched
blnLogInOK = ValidateUser(me .UserName,me.Pa ssword)
'Log the attempt, successful or not.
rs.AddNew
rs.Fields("User Name")=Me.UserN ame
rs.Fields("Succ essful")=blnLog InOK
rs.Fields("Time Stamp")=Now
rs.Update
'Clean up
rs.close
set rs=nothing
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