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we run an ERP system at work that is in a client server environment. On the server side there are hundreds of exe files that could be ran from the client machine. I was wanting to write an application that would poll the client machine periodically and somehow monitor if the user has any inactivity by looking at the user proccesor time and kill it if there hasnt been any activity in a pre deteremined time period. This seems to be cumbersome with the amount of exe files i would have to monitor. I did notice that the ERP systems uses some DLL files and wonder if there is a way to monitor them instead for activity? or maybe monitor something on the netowrk that shows data being sent back and forth. Any ideas would be great.
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