Predefined Administrative Reports

The following table describes the predefined administrative status reports. The View column describes the view you can use to start the report. For more information, see About Siebel Replication Manager.

Name of Report	View	Description
Active Mobile Users Usage Graph	Synchronization Sessions	Displays information for server nodes that contain users. This report takes the start date as a parameter from the user and then creates the following details for each day that occurs between the start date and the current date, in the form of a graph: The x-axis includes the days in the specified range of dates. The bar graph displays the number of cumulative units for the day. The line graph displays the number of unique synchronizations for each day. The number of unique synchronizations indicates the number of users that synchronized for each day.
Active Mobile Users Usage Table	Synchronization Sessions	Displays information for server nodes that contain users. This report takes the start date as a parameter from the user and then creates the following details for each day that occurs between the start date and the current date in the form of a table: The date column displays the days in the specified range of dates. The daily initialization column displays the number of initializations for each day. The cumulative initializations column displays the number of cumulative initializations for each day. The daily unique synchronizations column displays the number of users that synchronized for each day.
Mobile User Summary Report	Client Status	This report displays the following information for server nodes that contain users: Date and time of last extraction DB Extract Size (MB) DB Extract Rows Local DB Size (MB) Date and time of last initialization Date and time of last synchronization: Number of transactions Size of transactions in MB Duration of session Duration of last merge on client DX files last routed from the Siebel Server DX files last routed to the Siebel Server DX files that this user received and merged in the Siebel Server DX files received and merged in the local database for this user This report also indicates if the user is active. If the user is not active, then displays the last accessed date and the name of the Routing Model that is associated with the user.
Regional Node Status Report	Client Status	Displays information for server nodes that contain subordinate regional nodes, including the following information about the regional node: Date and time of last extraction Date and time of last initialization Date and time of last synchronization DX files last routed to the node from the parent server DX files last routed from the regional node to the parent server DX files received and merged to the parent server DX files received and merged to the regional database The report also indicates if the regional node is currently active or end dated and the routing group of the regional node.
Synchronization Frequency Report	Synchronization Sessions	Displays how frequently Siebel Remote synchronizes each user for a period of time. Each line of the report includes the following information: Mobile User ID App Server Name The number of times the user synchronized
Synchronization Session Report	Synchronization Sessions	Displays information about synchronizations for every user for a period of time. The report provides user information and details of these synchronizations.
Transaction Backlog Status Report	Transaction Log	Displays information about transactions that are pending in the queue from active users and regional nodes. It starts with the most recent transaction that Siebel Remote created on the headquarters node at the time you run the report. Fields in this report include the name of the remote client and the number of pending transactions. For more information about headquarters nodes, see Overview of Siebel Replication Manager.
Transaction Processor Status Report	Processor Status	Displays the status of active and inactive Transaction Processor entries that exist in the current Siebel Server. This report includes the following information: Date and time of last run Duration of last run Number of transactions and operations copied Last DX file that Siebel Remote created and removed from the docking\txnproc folder on the corresponding Siebel Server
Transaction Router Backlog Report	Transaction Log	Displays the following information: The number of transactions that Siebel Remote could potentially route to the active users or regional nodes. Siebel Remote calculates this number with respect to the most recent transaction that it created on the headquarters node at the time you run the report. For more information about headquarters nodes, see Overview of Siebel Replication Manager. The latency of the active users and regional nodes with respect to the time that you run the report. This report displays the following information for backlog and latency: Total Average Maximum Minimum Latency is the time difference between the time when Siebel Remote routed the last transaction to the user or regional node and the time when you run the report.