Re: [phpOpenTracker-User] Speeding up OpenTracker Reporting
Jean-Christian Imbeault <[email protected]>
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? wrote: > > * It would be very usefull to archive old data to increase speed of > reports. I agree that would be a good thing to have. But I think that finding a way to make data retrieval faster is also just as important. > The site I track with phpOpenTracker now got about 380.000 access_log > entries in 5 months. > It needs more than 2 minutes time to generate the "Total Statistics" > report. I know what you mean. Imagine a site that gets > 10,000 log entries a day ... After a few months it becomes impossible to generate the report. Does anyone here use phpOpenTracker on a production site that gets a large amount of hits (>10K hits)? I am starting to worry that phpOpenTracker does not scale well. > * Idea for the example "simple_report": many users don't need all the > "Total Statisics" every time they enter phpOpenTracker. > A less time consuming report as "start"-page which shows all aviliable > months but not the other report sections. This gives the user the > chanche to navigate to a certain month more quickly. Sure. You can write one yourself too, it's not that hard. I have written a GUI front end to phpOpentracker to let you choose which report and for what time period. I'll be happy to post the code. Jean-Christian Imbeault ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf