Playing around in cognos Administration, I wasn’t able to see anywhere to export the Report Run Logs. Clicking on a successful Report, I’m able to see there were email recipients, but only the number of them, not who got the report:
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is it possible to export the report logs in cognos?
Does it include recipients?
Can we automate that log to be sent to others?
You need to setup an Audit Store in Cognos configuration, and turn your logging levels up on your dispatcher in order to get detailed logs.
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I am trying to log all workbench activity like experience manager changes, thesaurus changes etc. I have enabled webstudio audit.
### webstudio auditing
log4j.logger.com.endeca.etools.webstudio.audit=ALL, auditfile
log4j.additivity.com.endeca.etools.webstudio.audit=true
But what is logged in webstudio_audit.log is just login tries related information.
What is the proper configuration in order to achieve the above result?
I had report deployed to Acumatica created from advanced report designer. Now the report doesn't run giving an error when you click on the link (site map location created). Problem is I cannot see any option to edit the report since this error comes up very first time you click on the report link. Some reports where you see the error after entering parameters, you can use edit button to access the report.
Thanks
I have had errors like this as well. They have occurred where the relationship was not set up correctly in the report. To resolve, I've used views in the database to have a look at the tables concerned and determine how the relationship should look in the report. I have no idea if this is an accepted practice or not, but it worked for me.
I know it's a weird question, and possibly to easy for almost all of you, sorry for that, but I am extremely new on Sharepoint (actually, extreeeemely new!). So here's my doubt..
I need to do generate automatically audit reports of some libraries in SP2010 but not manual with Site Collection Administration > Audit Log Reports.
I need to report every time an user OPENS a document on the library, and register that on a document each time that happens maybe.. so i need to do the audit report automatically, but i don't know how.
I heard that with this code i can do it (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.sharepoint.spauditquery.aspx), but first i don't even know where does the code goes in sharepoint, i see this kind of code everywhere but i don't know where it goes, and second.. i don't even know how to start with my automatic audit reports..
If someone could help me, it'd be great!
Thanks!
It depends on your requirements for example if you want a live view of the audit data then you could add the code to a Web Part and place this on a page in the site so when a user visits the page they see the stats that are generated at that particular instant.
This could have performance implications for the page load time depending on the size of the audit data so you may want to create a custom Timer Job to run the code you could then set the schedule for this to run nightly and save the audit report out to a document library.
If you need guidance on how to create Web Parts
Web Parts in SharePoint Foundation - This also has a Walkthrough for Creating a Basic Web Part
or Timer Jobs
Andrew Connell - Creating Custom SharePoint Timer Jobs and DotNet Finder - Creating Custom Timer Job in SharePoint 2010
I'd like to order a set of webpages showing inside a content query webpart by 'most viewed' I know sharepoint keeps track of such things but I don't know how to expose this list to the content query web part - can anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks in advance
It is true that SharePoint can log user visits to the usage log on disk and the audit log in the content database. But there is no API for issuing report building queries against the data like a query for most viewed pages. You will need to develop or buy:
Develop: You could turn on the audit log for your site collection(s) and develop a batch job that on a scheduled basis scans it for new entries and updates a custom list holding the most viewed pages. See Reading Entries from the Audit Log in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 for more information on working with the audit log.
Buy: For a more flexible reporting solution and to avoid development, you could take a look at some third-party reporting solutions for SharePoint like Nintex, Cardiolog or MAPIlab.
I am new to Sharepoint 2007. I am trying to configure MOSS 2007. My question is: Can we know when a user has logged in and uploaded any document to a particular site in the central database?
I know these information can get from the logs but I want any application that give only these information in readable format. that way it will save the time to go into each log file and look for these information.
If you know what library you're interested in, you could consider either:
setting an alert on the library
writing an event handler that would run your code when items are added/updated