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Dec 2nd, 2002, 01:35 AM
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Need help from GURUs!!!
Hello folks,
I have an MS Access database where I have info regarding the applications used by the users. The info stored in the database is like-
User - Application - StartTime - EndTime
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John - MS Word - 10:11 AM - 11:50 AM
John - WinAmp - 10:40 AM - 11:16 AM
John - MS Excel - 11:13 AM - 3:31 PM
John - Powerpoint - 2:21 PM - 3:33 PM
Sam - MS Excel - 10:02 AM - 2:12 PM
I need to find the 'Effective Usage' (Time for which the PC was actually used) of the machine by the user using a query.
I am able to find the 'Effective Usage' in case the applications are executed in series (that is by finding the summation of the date difference between the StartTime and the EndTime). But, in real world scenario the applications are executed parallel (as shown in exmple above). So how do I implement the solution using the existing data?
Thanx,
Subhendu
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