Pre-Defined Reports Report Generation
8.5.3 Pre-Defined Reports
Content Tracker Reports provides many pre-defined report options that you can use to generate reports for the most commonly requested topics. This section covers the following topics: ■ Default Report Format on page 8-58 ■ Content Dashboard Feature on page 8-59 ■ Drill Down Report Feature on page 8-598.5.3.1 Default Report Format
Each report produced using the Content Tracker Report Generator main page has the same general format and visual layout. The following is the Top Content Items report that is selected by default when the Content Tracker Report Generator main page is accessed. The information provided by the reports is extracted from the reduced data in the SctAccessLog database table and other Content Server database tables, as necessary. Only users that actually request and open content item are included in the Content Tracker Report Generators compiled results. The opened content item can be the web location file the absolute path to the content item, an HTML version by using Dynamic Converter, or the actual native file. Users that open only the Content Information page are not included in the tracked data. There is generally a one-day delay from the time that a user accesses a content item until that information is included in the Content Tracker Report Generators access history results. The information must first be accumulated by Content Tracker and then undergo a data reduction cycle. Thus, the content item access history results are derived from the reduced data in the SctAccessLog and other Content Server database tables. Manually reducing the data immediately updates the database tables and, subsequently, the generated query reports will also display the updated information. For more information about the reduction process, see the Reduction Tab on page A-156. Field Description Report Name field The name of the selected query report. Dates field The dates entered in the Start Date and End Date fields. If you did not enter specific dates, the default dates are used for the query. Results table columns Provide the relevant information for the selected report. Printer-friendly Version link Opens a new browser window and displays the report without the navigation trays. Managing Content Tracker 8-598.5.3.2 Content Dashboard Feature
When a generated query report contains an active link to a specific content item, clicking the link displays the corresponding Content Dashboard. The content dashboard in the following screen capture shows that two versions of a particular content item were each accessed three times. In this view, the revision access results are shown individually. If you click the All Versions Together link on the Content Dashboard, the access results for both versions are combined.8.5.3.3 Drill Down Report Feature
There are various levels of report results that are generated for each pre-defined report. Depending on the search criteria you enter on the Content Tracker Report Generator main page, the results are filtered accordingly. The top level reports are summary reports and provide very general information. You can use the links on the top level reports to drill down to more specific information. 8-60 Application Administrators Guide for Content Server8.5.4 Custom Reports
Parts
» Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» About Native File Conversion Identifying MIME Types
» About Custom Fields Managing Content Fields
» Changing the Default Sort Order of the Opening Query
» About Managed Links Managing Linked Content with Link Manager
» Configuring Link Manager Managing Linked Content with Link Manager
» Managing Links Managing Linked Content with Link Manager
» Link Manager Database Tables
» Link Manager Filters Managing Linked Content with Link Manager
» Site Studio Integration Managing Linked Content with Link Manager
» Click Go located next to the Abort refresh activity option. The refresh activity
» About DCLs and Metadata Schemas
» About Content Profiles Using Profiles to Customize Content Screens
» Content Profile Rules Using Profiles to Customize Content Screens
» Click OK. Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Select the Is global rule with priority check box. You can optionally change the
» On the Conditions tab, click Add. Click OK. Click OK. Click OK. Click OK.
» Workflow Overview Introduction to Workflows
» Workflow Steps Introduction to Workflows
» Workflow Step Evaluation Process
» Pre-design Questions Planning a Workflow
» Designing a Workflow Modifying Workflows
» Criteria Workflow Process Creating a Criteria Workflow
» Basic Workflow Process Creating a Basic Workflow
» Idoc Script Functions and Variables
» About Jumps Customizing Workflows
» Jump Variables and Steps Setting Up Jumps
» Jump Examples Customizing Workflows
» Scenario 1: Criteria Workflow Workflow Scenarios
» Scenario 2: Tokens Scenario 3: Jump Based on Metadata Scenario 4: Time-Dependent Jump
» Acquiring a Digital Signature Setting Up Parallel Workflows
» Adding Ad Hoc Step Users Customizing Criteria Workflow Emails
» Paste the following code into the entry event of your workflow step. Note that
» Other Customizations Workflow Tips and Tricks
» Searching Within a Workflow Step Suppressing Workflow Notifications
» Workflow Item Stuck in EDIT or GENWWW Status
» Workflow Item Entered in Wrong Workflow
» About PDF Watermark How PDF Watermark Works
» Folders Overview Usage Scenarios
» Folders Structure Naming Folders Folders Component Security
» Folder Metadata Inheritance Trash Bin Metadata Propagation
» Folder Content Item Revisions
» Folder Archiving Folder Searching URL-Mapped Folders
» About WebDAV What is WebDAV?
» WebDAV Clients WebDAV Architecture
» Preventing Folder Static Inheritance for Specific Metadata Fields
» Optimizing System Performance Click OK.
» Virtual Folders Configuring WebDAV
» Other Issues Click OK twice to save the settings and close the Internet Options screen.
» Adding Custom Viewers and Renderers
» Content Tracker Summary About Content Tracker Components and Functions
» Content Tracker Reports Summary Data Recording Overview
» Data Reduction Overview Data Reporting Overview Content Tracker Terminology
» General Limitations General Considerations
» Data Collection and Processing
» Data Collection Operational Overview
» Data Reduction Operational Overview
» Data Output Operational Overview
» Tracking Limitations Operational Overview
» Data Reduction Features Data Tracking Functions
» Activity Snapshots Data Tracking Functions
» Service Calls Data Tracking Functions
» Web Beacon Objects Data Tracking Functions
» Click the Snapshot tab. Click OK. Open the Content Tracker Administration page: Click OK.
» Oracle and DB2 Case Sensitivity Access Control Lists and Content Tracker Reports Secure Mode
» Pre-Defined Reports Report Generation
» Custom Reports External Report Generator
» User AuthenticationAuthorization and Auditing Site Studio Web Site Activity Reporting
» Security Checks and Query Results
» Accessing Drill Down Reports Accessing Reports from the Information Page
» Creating Custom Report Queries
» Creating Secure Report Queries Using an External Report Generator
» About the Service Call Configuration File
» About the Content Tracker Logging Service
» Managing Service Call Information
» Configuration Variables Configuration and Customization
» Activity Metrics SQL Queries
» Web Server Filter Debugging Support Java Code Debugging Support DataBinder Dump Facility
» Search Rules About Content Categorizer
» XML Conversion About Content Categorizer
» Configuration Variable Setting Up Content Categorizer
» Understanding Search Rules Search Rules
» Pattern Matching Search Rules
» Abstract Search Rules Search Rules
» Categorization Engine Search Rule Filetype Search Rule
» Translation Transformation Using XSLT Stylesheets
» SearchML Transformation XSLT Transformation
» Flexiondoc Transformation XSLT Transformation
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