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KB35411: How to trace user login/logout history in MicroStrategy developer 10.x?


Stefan Zepeda

Salesforce Solutions Architect • Strategy


How to trace user login/logout history in MicroStrategy developer 10.x?

Follow the steps below to trace user login/logout history in Strategy Developer 10.x:
 
 

  • Create a database instance for statistics repository in Strategy Developer 10.x. Refer to the following Technical Note for more information on how to create a Database Instance. 
     
    KB4845 (KB4000-007-0171): How to create a database instance for project warehouse in MicroStrategy Desktop 8.x? 
  • Create statistics tables for statistics repository using Configuration Wizard. Refer to the following Technical Note for more information on how to create Statistics Tables. 
     
    KB31868: How to create Statistics Tables in MicroStrategy 8.x and 9.0.x
  • Open Project Configuration of the project that needs to be monitored, go to Database instances > Statistics, select the Statistics database instance, as shown below:
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  • Go to Statistics > General, select the option Basic Statistics, as shown below (select the specific options under Advanced Statistics Collections Options based on actual needs):
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  • After some user login/logout operations, use DB Query Tool to connect to the statistics database. (DB Query Tool is located at Start > Programs > Strategy > Tools by default installation).
  • Run the command below in DB Query Tool:
     

    Sample Code/Error
    SELECT * FROM IS_PROJ_SESS_STATS;


  • Target the detailed info in the results. Below is an example:
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April 20, 2017

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April 20, 2017