>>Is it possible to somehow use IIS log files to intereprt hits
better?
I am currently parsing and filtering the log files pretty easily. I
am
parsing out specific values from both the cookies and query strings
to write
specific values to a reporting database table.
My log files are getting quite large (despite not really doing the
traffic
we need to do) - so I am going to start to roll up the data and store
it in
a summarized form for reporting.
Eric Dawson
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From: "Michael Lugassy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Me Vs. Counters
Date: Tue, 17 Jul 2001 23:09:22 +0200
I'm trying to find the best way to count hits on multiple files on a
photoshare site.
Each photo (jpeg) is called using a .cfm page (to include the
next/prev
interface and photo details) like this:
http://www.imvamp.com/photoshare/?action=browse&grid=Pokimon&phid=1787
&colid=1&cols=3
Questions:
1. Is there a better solution then to include a
<CFQUERY>UPDATE</CFQUERY>
in the bottom of each page to count hits?
2. Is it possible to somehow use IIS log files to intereprt hits
better?
(we have LOG visit turned on on those resources)
3. If that's the only solution, can someone explain how can I make
use of
the cftry/cfcatch thing on the <CFQUERY>UPDATE section so that if an
erro
occur in the update process to the db will be down, users will still
see the
image without a cf error.
Thanks!
Michael.
http://share.imvamp.com
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