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usershistory

  this is that query: select u.username, uh.changelog as attribute_change, uh.updatedate as update_timestamp, uh.updatedby from usershistory uh join users u on uh.userkey = u.userkey where uh.updatedate > now() - interval 7 day order by uh.updatedate desc;   1. select u.username, uh.changelog as attribute_change, uh.updatedate as update_timestamp, uh.updatedby from usershistory uh join users u on uh.userkey = u.userkey where uh.updatedate > now() - interval 7 day order by uh.updatedate desc; 2. Further customized query, here's how maybe you can filter the logic: select u.username, uh.changelog as attribute_change, uh.updatedate as update_timestamp, uh.updatedby, case when uh.changelog like '%customer%' then 'trigger first call' else 'trigger second call' end as update_action from usershistory uh join users u on uh.userkey = u.userkey where uh.updatedate > now() - interval 7 day order by uh.updatedate desc;  

IIS Server

 Special Instructions and Additional Notes • Windows Server Version: Windows Server 2016 or later is recommended. • CPU: Minimum of 4 cores (64-bit). • RAM: At least 16 GB. • Storage: A minimum of 100 GB of available disk space.