Web
analytics is a great tool to get an insight of what´s going on in our farm at
performance level . Sometimes when the customer asks me where to find a
specific report after a while I find myself looking in every possible place
where those reports are available and I waste some time looking for them. So
here it goes, a collection of where to find the reports, it shouldn´t take me
time to find them now!
Localization
of the Reports:
Site
collection/site > Site´s configuration > acciones del sitio >
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Central Administration > Search service
application > Web analytics
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Central Administration > Monitoring > Reporting: Web Analytics : reports by web
application
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Central Administration > Monitoring >
Reporting: View health reports:
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This post
(thanks!!) explains how to get the Slowest Pages report quering the DB:
If you need you can get top slowest pages directly
from Usage and Health Data Collection database (WSS_UsageApplication by
default) calling proc_GetSlowestPages stored procedure
declare @webApp uniqueidentifier
select @webApp = WebApplicationId from dbo.RequestUsage where ServerUrl = 'http://myWebApplicationUrl'
declare @stime datetime
declare @etime datetime
set @stime = getDate() - 10
set @etime = getDate()
exec dbo.proc_GetSlowestPages
@StartTime
= @stime,
@EndTime
= @etime,
@WebApplicationId
= @WebApp,
@MachineName
= null
In this
great post you might find details regarding to each report: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ecm/archive/2010/05/03/web-analytics-in-sharepoint-2010-insights-into-reports-and-metrics.aspx
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