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Joined: November 12th, 2005, 1:56 am Posts: 1474 Location: SFBay Area
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In purely abstract terms, you would simply only provide query statements that filter the results returned... in SQL by including the WHERE part of the statement.
e.g. SELECT blah blah blah WHERE Userid = userlogonname
Of course, any events or tracking entries entered into the DB should have a value entered for userlogonname. (if an admin person is doing this... you could create another field like UserAlias, and 'filter' on that instead.)
I'll leave it to the PHP gurus to coach on the web stuff.
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