Cedric Tefft

I tested the snapshot. Works perfectly. Thanks!

I can assure you, there is. It was introduced in 2.36. Look at the changelog https://keepass.info/news/n170609_2.36.html "Added optional 'Last Password Modification Time (Based on History)' entry list column." Better yet, just open Keepass and look. Under View -> Configure Columns -> (scroll down to the "More" section) -> 'Last Password Modification Time (Based on History)

I can assure you, there is. It was introduced in 2.36. Look at the changelog https://keepass.info/news/n170609_2.36.html "Added optional 'Last Password Modification Time (Based on History)' entry list column." Better yet, just open Keepass and look. Under Tools -> Configure Columns -> (scroll down to the "More" section) -> 'Last Password Modification Time (Based on History)

Bulk update changes Password Modification time

Attached patch to imprrove the database checks during install

makes sense now. thanks.

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On the database setup phase of install.php, the only database types available in the drop-down select are pdo_mysql, pdo_sqlite3, sqlite2, and sqlite3, which again suggest you must have either PDO or SQLITE, but if that is the case, why does the result message in the check stage of install.php say "Everything is OK" when neither PDO nor sqlite are found?