Re: [Summary-Talk] Starting date

[Jason Linhart <jason@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

There are a couple of things that might be happening. First check the
Time configuration page and make sure you don't have any value entered
for "Start processing on (MM/DD/YY)" and "Number of days to include (0
means all)" is 0. If you have Summary SP Lite or SP you also need to
check the sub-report Time configuration page.

If that doesn't show anything take a look at the General : Log Files
report and make sure that the old logs are getting read and that the
start and end dates for the log file are what you would expect.

While you are looking at the Log Files report check to see if the oldest
log file is showing a high number of Filtered. "Ignore known and likely
robots" can filter out all log entries that don't have agent strings.
Also take a look at the Log Details report and look at Not in any
Report. A high number in that column suggests a sub-report configuration
problem.

Good Luck
Jason


Ron Charles wrote:
> I have log files that go back to 2/16/03 and Summary starts processing
> logs from 1/29/04, which is actually part way through that particular
> weeks log file. I have not created a start date in the configuration
> file either.

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