Last login date of a deleted user

Hi there,
Could you please let me know how to find the last login date of a deleted user in the SAP.
Thanks
Amit.

Hi Bernhard,
Thanks a ton for the reply.
you are correct that they you cannot get the details of a deleted user from USR02 but they are ways in which you can still find the last login date of a deleted user.
One of the ways is using of transaction SUIM but i have no idea why this is not working in my system.
Anyways if you can find any relevant detail please let me know.
Regards
Amit

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