Portal Users Login Time during a particular interval

Hello,
I have gone through many forums and blogs but didn't find any helpful comments on how do I get the list of users and their respective login times during a particular time interval. All my users are stored inside the portal only, I am not using a dual stack system. Please tell me if there is some way to find out the solution to this problem.
Thanks & Regards
Ashish Patel

Dear Ashish
Have you checked the Portal DB Tables ?
For example this table WCR_USERSTAT might be of use to you (but there are others).
But you might not find the information for "a particular interval". I believe you will have to do some development for that.
Kind Regards
/Ricardo Quintas

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