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How to understand the activated and logged fields of the Typecho User table
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How do I understand the activated and logged fields of the Typecho User table? How do I feel that they have the same effect?
Because I want to do statistics on user registration, login, online time, etc., I studied this
Attached is the link to Typecho database design
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How do I understand the activated and logged fields of the Typecho User table? How do I feel that they have the same effect?
Because I want to do statistics on user registration, login, online time, etc., I studied this
Attached is the link to Typecho database design
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