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Best practices are generally and informally recognized as the methods and processes that have been shown over time to be superior to those achieved by other means.
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How to query for something like "last active" per column in Access
I would have....
| Hostname | Timestamp | Status |
|----------|-----------|--------|
| Host1 | 19.02.2017| up |
| Host2 | 19.02.2017| down |
| Host3 | 19.01.2017| down |
Then you c …
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