On Wed, 1 Mar 2000, Alejandro Fernandez wrote:
> Hi,
>
> 2 questions:
>
> Thanks steven for the tip about FROM and TO: I had always put in the seconds to
> be precise, but I always had that extra second, sometimes responsible for up to
> a hundred extra hits in a report, but come to think of it, the reason I keep
> that in the TO command is that I run analog automatically in scripts each
> month, so I need to have a generic way of saying "one entire month" and
>
> FROM -00-01-00
> TO -00-00-00:0000
>
> is the most precise way I know of doing this. Would another way be something
> like
>
> TO -00-00-00:000-1 ?
>
> or would it be
>
> TO -00-00-00:-1 ?
>
You can use
TO -00-00-01
for "up to yesterday". At any time during the following month, you can use
TO -00-0131
for "up to the end of last month".
> Also, I'm currently trying to get a report to list the hits for a cgi file
> that has certain parameters in it. It lists them fine with a few
> FILEINCLUDE commands, but it also puts a large percentage of hits for the
> cgi file itself, with no parameters shown, at the top of the request
> report.
>
> Is that just a summary of all hits to that cgi with my desired parameters,
> or would I be doing something wrong?
>
Yes, the first. It includes all the indented entries below it.
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