Owen McShane wrote:
>the figures in brackets, as stated, refer to the last 7 days.
>
>This is the 7 days before the log was processed. So if you processed the
>same log file every day for a week, the number in brackets would drop
>until it reached 0, i.e. there were no hits in the last 7 days, because
>the last entry in the log is from more than 7 days ago.
Or in this case, if the report was run at 10AM on August 7th, the figures
in parentheses would be the totals from 10AM July 31st-10AM August 7th,
which would still include 14 hours worth of data from your July logs.
>The figures in brackets can be turned off using the LASTSEVEN command.
>
>Owen
>
>
>On Mon, 7 Aug 2000, Kubalak, Janet wrote:
>
>>I apologize ahead of time for asking a question that may have been answered
>>about 100 times already, but at the top of the report output by Analog I get
>>a line like the first one below and then all subsequent lines have two sets
>>of numbers-- one in parens and one not.
>>
>>(Figures in parentheses refer to the 7 days to 31-Jul-2000 23:59).
>> Successful requests: 1,073,078 (274,551)
>>
>>What are "the 7 days to 31-Jul-2000 23:59" ??? The report was run August 7
>>against a log file that contained only July stats, i.e., it was created 2
>>seconds after midnight, August 1, 2000.
>>
>>If it means that it is also showing logged requests from Aug 1-7, how is it
>>doing that? The file it's supposed to be operating against doesn't contain
>>log info from those dates.
>>
>>Thanks.
>>Janet Kubalak
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