Analytics track in Single Folio

Hello:
I did compile an app with single-folio option and I want to track the analytics. I did forgot to include the ID on the Reprt Suite for my application account under the Account Administration portal..
Question 1: Do the single-folio apps allow tracking of the contents of it?
Question 2: Do I have to recompile it so I can track the behavior of the users?
Leo

No...I see nothing when I connect with the account I used to compile it on the VB... I guess I need to compile it again and set a name for it on the account administration section for the Reports, right?

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