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Web Services Utilization

In the Oracle CRM On Demand application, the Web Services Utilization page provides detailed information on your company's Web services usage, both current and historical.

For each Web services request, Oracle CRM On Demand logs the following information:

• Session Id. An identifier representing the session used to process a Web services request.
• Web Service Name. The name of the Web service that was executed.
• Operation. The operation that was performed.
• Start Time. The date and time the request began processing.
• End Time. The date and time the request completed processing.
• Web Service Space. The namespace for the request that was executed.
• User Alias. The alias of the user whose credentials were used to authenticate with.
• Output Message Size (Bytes). The size of the response message in bytes.
• Entry Type. Either Login, Logout, or Dispatch.
• Input Message Size (Bytes). The size of the input message in bytes.
• Web Service Client Name. The value provided in the <ClientName> parameter in the SOAP request. For more information about the Web Service Client Name parameter, see Web Service Client Name Identification.
• # of Operations. The number of operations performed by Oracle CRM On Demand for the request.
• Error Message. If the request resulted in an error, it is displayed, otherwise this field remains empty.
• Type. The user agent value for the request. For client integrations other than Oracle client integrations, this value defaults to Web Services. For Web services requests, language-independent codes are used instead of the display values used in the Oracle CRM On Demand UI, as shown in the following table:

  Display Value for Type	Language-independent Code
  Interactive	UI
  Unknown	UNK
  Web Services	WS

The Web Services Utilization page supports Oracle CRM On Demand list management capabilities, allowing administrators to filter the list of entries and to export the data for further analysis in other applications.

You can also use the UserUsageQueryPage method to retrieve information about Web services utilization. For more information about this method, see UserUsageQueryPage.

See Oracle CRM On Demand Online Help for more information on using the Web Services Utilization page.