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IIS Logs: Code for page visits
We have a web application running on IIS. People access our application at www.example-domain.com. If I wanted to search through the IIS logs or run an analyzer tool against the IIS logs, what code should I search for to count total page views.
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Hi Pzozulka,
You can get more information on IIS Log - http://www.iislogs.com
If you want to get information about page visits, I will recommend you to go with any analytical tool like Google analytics(https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/?csw=1)
Or you can do custom development and save visitis and other into database.
Hope this helps.
- Kishan
You can get more information on IIS Log - http://www.iislogs.com
If you want to get information about page visits, I will recommend you to go with any analytical tool like Google analytics(https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/?csw=1)
Or you can do custom development and save visitis and other into database.
Hope this helps.
- Kishan
Using analytic tools is not an option at the moment. The IIS logs are archived on a central log server which allows me to run custom queries. All I need is to create the query -- for example:
"Show me all logs for 2013 where code = XXX"
XXX represents a page view.
Any ideas what that code might be? How else can I look at an IIS log to determine page views -- let's assume I have only 25 lines in the IIS log so no need for analyzer tools.
"Show me all logs for 2013 where code = XXX"
XXX represents a page view.
Any ideas what that code might be? How else can I look at an IIS log to determine page views -- let's assume I have only 25 lines in the IIS log so no need for analyzer tools.
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http://blogs.msdn.com/b/carlosag/archive/2010/03/25/analyze-your-iis-log-files-favorite-log-parser-queries.aspx
i recommend to use Google analytic that will show you all details
or if you are hosting with some company then they have statistics for this