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Description of the Usage Tracking Data


Table 28 describes each column in the usage tracking table.

Table 28.  Usage Tracking Data
Column
Description
UserName
The name of the user who submitted the query.
RepositoryName
The name of the repository the query accesses.
BusinessModelName
The name of the business model being accessed.
NodeID
(Reserved for future use.)
Start timestamp
The date and time the logical query was submitted.
Start date
The date the logical query was submitted.
Start hourMin
The hour and minute the logical query was submitted.
End timestamp
The date and time the logical query finished. The start and end timestamps also reflect any time the query spent waiting for resources to become available.
End date
The date the logical query was completed.
End hourMin
The hour and minute the logical query was completed.
QueryText
The SQL submitted for the query.
SuccessFlag
The completion status of the query:
0 - The query completed successfully with no errors.
1 - The query timed out.
2 - The query failed because row limits were exceeded.
3 - The query failed due to some other reason.
RowCnt
The number of rows returned to the query client.
TotalTimeInSecs
The time in seconds required to compile and execute the query. This reflects only the time spent actually processing the query.
CompileTimeInSeconds
The time in seconds required to compile the query.
NumDBQueries
The number of queries submitted to back-end databases in order to satisfy the logical query request. For successful queries (SuccessFlag = 0) this number will be 1 or greater.
CumDBTimeInSecs
The total time in seconds spent computing back-end database queries.
TotalTimeInSecs minus CumDBTimeInSecs equals the time spent within the Siebel Analytics Server.
CumDBRows
The total number of rows returned by the back-end databases.


 Siebel Analytics Server Administration Guide 
 Published: 23 June 2003