3.1.8 - Enable Session Reporting

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Prerequisites

 

It is necessary to have Statistics running sucessfully before reading this section.

 

Enable Session Reporting

 

By default, this feature is turned OFF. It is optional for you to use this functionary because some customers may not want to setup database. When it is turned off, you still get the on-screen reporting like this when clicking on the "Report" button:

 

sc_stats_simple_report

 

Now, open up SpeedCheck.php,

 

change:

 

<param name="report_url_enabled" value="0">

 

to:

 

<param name="report_url_enabled" value="1">

 

 

Report on existing Session

 

Note that the word "Session" is nothing to do with PHP's Session. If you take a look at the Java Applet parameters, you will see the Session ID is composed by random number.

 

To get the report: Click on the "Report" button in the Java Applet. 

 

sc_stats_my_sql_session_report

 

 

Technical Details

 

You can get the Session report by providing the session_id:

 

http://speedcheck.yourserver.com/SpeedCheck_report.php?session_id=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx