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I have a SQL Server (2000) with a number of accounts which I think are no longer used.
Is there any way I can find out when each account was last used?
Alternatively what is the easiest way to create a table of accounts logging on to the server over a period.
SQL Server can audit logins. Read more detail here for SQL 2008 and here for SQL 2000
I do not think you can track login usage unless the auditing is turned on.