Is the normal way to do this to just make 2 cols in my User table, loginCount and lastLogin, and then when a user is Authenticated hit the db and update them in the code behind?
I am using OpenID only.
Is there a better way?
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Is the normal way to do this to just make 2 cols in my User table, loginCount and lastLogin, and then when a user is Authenticated hit the db and update them in the code behind?
I am using OpenID only.
Is there a better way?
I use the same solution and it works for me (and my clients, too) 🙂