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  We have a relationship with a sizeable Decode statement including the bands up after connection of users for a period of the day. Does so at intervals of 15 minutes.
  
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  Isn't beautiful! I just wanted to share this.
  
  Now, what would be really great, is if we could run off statistics on how many people is connected at some point in the day. We are able to report on the user login time and their time of disconnection in any logon and the band upwards in this way. However, if John D connects to 09:00 and 10:00 out newspapers, we would expect to be counted at 09:00, 09:15, 09:30, 09:45 & 10:00 when he was for that entire period.
  
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  Lloyd

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  I guess you have the logon_time and the logoff_time in your folder and you want to add up the number of users when connected on every quarter of an hour during the day.

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