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Idea ID: 2839743

Purge unused AAF accounts

z135225
Status: Accepted

Once registered a AAF user account is kept in the database, even if the user doesn't make use of the system anymore and blocks a license.

We would like a function to purge user accounts whose last login is a configurable time ago (e.g. 90 days) to free up licenses.

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