For reporting you would import the logs into a program that analyzes it,
there are a few free ones out there, or even cheap ones.

Otherwise create your own, but I still would not let the application log
anything.

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Kekade
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A valid point raised, Taco

Webserver logs are not that good when it comes to running adhoc reports,
unless its fed to another application to analyse it.

Although dumping this to a table with fewer indexes may do the trick.

Warm Regards,
Sameer S. Kekade.
http://cfsameer.blogspot.com

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Why create customized logging when the web server already does this job
for you and a whole lot quicker to?

Logging the same properties as the web server does from within the
application would surely bring it to its knees on a production server
with high traffic.



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Hey Guys,

I need some pointers on how session tracking/ user activity monitoring
is done like they have in FarCry.

We need to track the user-activities within our website like 
- The path they take
- Sections they visit
- Current active users on the website

I thought of logging it onto a csv log file but then its difficult to
manage them.

Another option would be logging these activities onto a database table.
Has anybody done something like this before?

Thanks in advance

Regards,
Sameer S. Kekade.
http://cfsameer.blogspot.com



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