Last logon date

Hi,
I am working on EP 7.0 SPS 13.
We have LDAP & UME as data source.
Is there any way to get last logon date for all users?
UME method for getting last logon details is deprecated.
What is alternative way?
I need to get list of all users who have not logged on to portal for last 30 days.
Is there any way to achieve this?
Regards,
Apurva

Hi Michael,
Thanks for the link.
Our requirement is that if user is not active for say 30 days his userid should be locked and after say 60 days it should be deleted.
In order to determine inactive users we need information about logon details for user ids. Portal Activity Report - Details of users who logged on does not consider reporting period and hence is of no use.
Is there any operation in this web service which can provide us this information?
Regards,
Apurva

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