on 01-13-2015 7:41 AM
Hi All,
We have developed our solution on MII v14. We are looking for extraction of data which tells us how many times the MII pages were accessed by user in a month time.
I ran the monitoring services which tells us how many times a BLS or query templates was executed. Do we have any service which tells us the same info about the irpt pages.Or shall I fetch the data for unique BLS configured for a particular page to check how many times that page was accessed.
Additionally, when I fetch the data using file usage service say for a BLS, for last one day, it gives the response like below :
What I don't understand here is how this data is grouped. Please provide inputs.
Thanks and regards,
Ruchi Agarwal
Hi Ruchi,
I think your second approach should help you here.
As what I have seen, MII services gives you details about indexed files, irpts and htmls are not indexed hence the services would not give you fileusage data for the same.
Hope it helps.
Best Regards,
Swaroop
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Hi Ruchi,
Swaroop is correct. Monitoring service will give you only details about the Transactions and Queries and not about the Web Files.
And the description of Monitoring service Output columns are as follows:
Name | Description |
Name | The file name |
NumberRuns | The number times it was run |
Minimum | The minimum execution time |
Maximum | The maximum execution time |
Average | The average execution time. |
For more information you can look at this document:
Regards,
Rohit Negi.
Hi Swaroop..
Yes. Say for a particular IRPT page, a unique BLS is configured.
I want to check in last 2 days how many times that page was accessed, thats why I used FileUsage service and provided that BLS name in the input.Then it returned me the output shown in that image.
I am not sure, how this data is grouped.
Thanks and regards,
Ruchi garwal
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