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kapilKochar
kapilKochar
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August 20, 2019
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How can we calculate number of user logged for a particular Instance in AC?

Hi ,

I wanted to make a report hourly bases to calculate no of User logged in and working. Please let me know any efficient way.

Thanks,

Kapil

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    Adhiyan
    AdhiyanAccepted solution
    Adobe Employee
    August 27, 2019

    Hi Kapil,

    This is from my local instance with internal login

    I can see the stored session information from the schema.

    My sysfilter in schema definition for xtk:sessionInfo is :

    If this is the same as yours , then the alternate process can be to simply run a JS code to query the information from the database directly

    var cnx = application.getConnection()

    var stmt = cnx.query("select * from xtksessioninfo;")

    for each(var row in stmt)

    logInfo(row);

    cnx.dispose();

    and then manipulate the logs to extract information required and create the report

    Regards,
    Adhiyan

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    Jonathon_wodnicki
    Community Advisor
    Jonathon_wodnickiCommunity Advisor
    Community Advisor
    August 20, 2019

    Hi,

    Sessions are tracked in xtksessioninfo.

    Thanks,

    -Jon

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      kapilKochar
      kapilKocharAuthor
      Level 6
      August 21, 2019

      Thanks Jon for your response.

      I have checked this Schema and there are no records present. I logged in and checked it to my local instance.

      Do I need to enable something in config file to have records in this schema?

      Thanks,

      Kapil

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      Adhiyan
      Adobe Employee
      AdhiyanAdobe Employee
      Adobe Employee
      August 21, 2019

      Hi Kapscool,

      You are probably logging in as the 'admin' user . Try logging in with the 'internal' user instead.

      This schema has restrictions based on the login to view the data.


      Regards,

      Adhiyan

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        kapilKochar
        kapilKocharAuthor
        Level 6
        August 22, 2019

        Hi Adhiyan,

        Thanks for your reply.

        I Tried with internal as well but same result. Is there any particular operator group i should assign to user for this?

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        kapilKochar
        kapilKocharAuthor
        Level 6
        August 26, 2019

        Hi @adhiyan​,

        Can you please advise for this.

        Thanks,

        Kapil

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        Adhiyan
        Adobe Employee
        AdhiyanAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
        Adobe Employee
        August 27, 2019

        Hi Kapil,

        This is from my local instance with internal login

        I can see the stored session information from the schema.

        My sysfilter in schema definition for xtk:sessionInfo is :

        If this is the same as yours , then the alternate process can be to simply run a JS code to query the information from the database directly

        var cnx = application.getConnection()

        var stmt = cnx.query("select * from xtksessioninfo;")

        for each(var row in stmt)

        logInfo(row);

        cnx.dispose();

        and then manipulate the logs to extract information required and create the report

        Regards,
        Adhiyan

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          kapilKochar
          kapilKocharAuthor
          Level 6
          August 28, 2019

          Thanks Adhiyan.

          Using JS  I am able to check the records. Just one more question, As you can see in your screenshot shared above. There are multiple admin Session records in this schema is it means this schema store all the connection even if that account is not login currently?

          As I wanted to check who all logged in when my reports Run.

          Thanks a lot for your help so far .

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