Idle time in a T.S. session - how to get it?

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From: Chuck Chopp (ChuckChopp_at_rtfmcsi.com)
Date: 05/05/04 

Date: Wed, 05 May 2004 12:23:04 -0400

The documented information classes for WTSQuerySessionInformation() do not
allow for the idle time for a session to be retrieved. However, the
Terminal Services Manager is capable of retrieving & displaying this
information for each session.

Is there an undocumented information class that can be used to obtain this
information, or else perhaps a different API function [possibly undocumented]?

I did some Google searches on "WTSQuerySessionInformation" and "idle" and
did not come up with anything other than a few other previous posts asking
the same question.

TIA,

Chuck 

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