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IIS Logs: Code for page visits
Posted on 2014-01-06
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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here is an article talking about log parser it may be helpful
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
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
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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