# ------------------------------------------------------------------- # cdata.ini # # Descriptions for columns and lines in reports # Last Updated: 2000 August 25 By: JW # For use with Report Magic for Analog 2.0 # Compatible with Analog 4.11 # # ------------------------------------------------------------------- # # HOW TO USE AND MODIFY # # In each section, you can change descriptive text for another # language. Below is a list of the parameters (keys) and what they mean. # # LongName # This field specifies the descriptive name given to columns in all reports # and rows in the General Report and Quick Summary. # # Type # This field tells Report Magic a little about how to present the column's # contents. Valid types are as follows: # Data Will be shown in a table (default) # Filter This is some kind of filter or sort information (like # FLOOR or SORT) and is written as plain text. Filter columns # are handled with a series of regular expression matches. This # is descibed below with the [f] column. # Index This type of column will set the Index number for the row. e.g. [N_] # Level This type of column gives a level in a hierarchical report. e.g. [l] # # Unit # Units # On General Summary columns (rows) this is the singular and plural for # the units (if any) for the given line. # # Activity # In Time Reports, there is a summary line that list the most active entry # and the average for the period. This is followed by activity data for each # column in the report. The 'Activity' parameter gives the text used to # describe the level of activity for that column. # # NumberFormat # All columns can now be given a number format for formatting. Without a format # the number is shown normally. For percentage values a format of '#.#%' will # display the number with a localized percent sign after the value. See # docs/numfmt.html for details on the format spec. # # Width # This tells the CRO parser how many columns wide the column specifier is. For # example, the [D_] column actually has 5 columns of data so its width is 5. # # TimeFormat # This is used to format the date or time data in columns that have that # data (e.g. [D_] and [d]). See docs/datefmt.html for details on the format spec. # ------------------------------------------------------------------- # # General Summary Report Lines # [HN] LongName = Host name [HU] LongName = Host URL [PS] LongName = Program start time TimeFormat = mmm d, yyyy h:nn [FR] LongName = Time of first request TimeFormat = mmm d, yyyy h:nn [LR] LongName = Time of last request TimeFormat = mmm d, yyyy h:nn # - This has been deprecated but should remain for backwards compatibility [L7] LongName = Time last 7 days starts after TimeFormat = mmm d, yyyy h:nn [E7] LongName = Time last 7 days lasts until TimeFormat = mmm d, yyyy h:nn [SR] LongName = Successful server requests Units = Requests Unit = Request [S7] LongName = Successful requests in last 7 days Units = Requests Unit = Request [PR] LongName = Successful requests for pages Units = Requests for pages Unit = Request for a page [P7] LongName = Successful requests for pages in last 7 days Units = Requests for pages Unit = Request for a page [FL] LongName = Failed requests Units = Requests Unit = Request [F7] LongName = Failed requests in last 7 days Units = Requests Unit = Request [RR] LongName = Redirected requests Units = Requests Unit = Request [R7] LongName = Redirected requests in last 7 days Units = Requests Unit = Request [NC] LongName = Logfile lines without status code Units = Lines Unit = Line [C7] LongName = Logfile lines without status code in last 7 days Units = Lines Unit = Line [NF] LongName = Distinct files requested Units = Files Unit = File [N7] LongName = Distinct files requested in last 7 days Units = Files Unit = File [NH] LongName = Distinct hosts served Units = Hosts Unit = Host [H7] LongName = Distinct hosts served in last 7 days Units = Hosts Unit = Host [CL] LongName = Corrupt lines in the logfile Units = Lines Unit = Line [UL] LongName = Unwanted lines in the logfile Units = Lines Unit = Line [BT] LongName = Total data transferred Units = Bytes Unit = Byte [B7] LongName = Total data transferred in last 7 days Units = Bytes Unit = Byte [VE] LongName = Version of Analog # # Standard Reports Column Letters # [R_] LongName = Number of requests Type = Data Activity = %0 requests handled. [r] LongName = Percentage of the requests Type = Data NumberFormat = #.#% [S_] LongName = Number of requests in the last 7 days Type = Data Activity = %0 requests handled in the last 7 days. [s] LongName = Percentage of requests in the last 7 days Type = Data NumberFormat = #.#% [P_] LongName = Number of page requests Type = Data Activity = %0 pages sent. [p] LongName = Percentage of the page requests Type = Data NumberFormat = #.#% [Q_] LongName = Number of page requests in the last 7 days Type = Data Activity = %0 pages sent in the last 7 days. [q] LongName = Percentage of page requests in the last 7 days Type = Data NumberFormat = #.#% [B_] LongName = Number of bytes transferred Type = Data Activity = %0 bytes served. [b] LongName = Percentage of the bytes Type = Data NumberFormat = #.#% [C_] LongName = Number of bytes transferred in the last 7 days Type = Data Activity = %0 bytes served in the last 7 days. [c] LongName = Percentage of bytes transferred in the last 7 days Type = Data NumberFormat = #.#% [D_] LongName = Date and time of last access Type = Data Width = 5 TimeFormat = mmm. d, yyyy h:nn [d] LongName = Date of last access Type = Data Width = 3 TimeFormat = mmm. d, yyyy [E_] LongName = Date and time of the first access Type = Data Width = 5 TimeFormat = mmm. d, yyyy h:nn [e] LongName = Date of first access Type = Data Width = 3 TimeFormat = mmm. d, yyyy [*_] # This column will change in Analog 4.90Beta2 so no definition, yet! [N_] Type = Index [l] Type = Level # ------------------------------------------------------------ # These filters use a slightly different set of options than other columns. # Filters will parse their data value and output a text description. For # each filter you can have any number of Columns specified by Width. # Each Column can have any number of Matches, LongNames and Result sets: # # ColX_MatchX The Regular Expressions (without //) to match the contents # of the filter data. # ColX_LongNameX The basic text of the output string for the corresponding # filter match. Replacements from the matches are %1-%9 # ColX_ResultX_n The replacement text (if any) for the matched variables. The # format for this matchset[tab]output text. If no result set is # given, then the match variable is outputted as listed. If a # result line starts with the [tab] then that will be used when # no match is made in the set. # ------------------------------------------------------------ # # FLOOR and SORTBY (cols 1 and 2) # [f] Type = Filter Width = 2 # Need this to keep the CRO splitter happy # # FLOOR # Col1_Match1 = ^\-(\d+)([RBPrbp]) Col1_LongName1 = This report shows the first %1 results by %2. Col1_Result1_2 = <