What is delay before update value on Usage tracking analysis?

Hi,
I created a report to analyse the number of connexion by role and by month. I didn't understand how often the data are updated. It is a Analytic domain but it is not refresh each day.
Thanks to the person who knows this update frequence
Regards,

I know this is not exactly what you are looking for but you could build a report based on Contact history subject area using the "Owned by User" dimension to show the last time a users signed in, then use this to show the number of days since they last logged in. You can then aggregate the figures to show the average number of days since last sign in by role.
Mike Lairson made this a video to describe how this is done.
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBEc654r4-E&feature=related]
Hope that is useful...
Ben

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I was able to get my Change tracker to work and it is functioning. (SRM 5.0 MDM5.5 )... Configured Portal iViews for change tracker.
If I change a description I can see it in the change tracker application. But if I try and track a Price change it only shows me a date-time and user as to I when the price was changed it doesnu2019t show me the actual value changed, for my audit purposes.
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Hi Alex,
I would not here comment on change Tracking functionality but can you suggest another workaround to achieve this requirement. If it fits in your requirement you can go ahead with it.
In MDM, Create another field in Main table say Initial Price and for already existing field Amount replace its name with Updated Price in Qualified table Price.
now after this you will see that your by default Updated Price has values as it was your Amount field earlier and Initial Price field as empty. Now for next time, if any record comes using Import Manager then MDM workflow should trigger at Record Import.
This workflow contains following steps.
Start(Checkout)>Assign>Stop(CheckIn)
Assign step should have below expression and assignment:
Price Information.Updated Price
Where I am assuming Price Information is the field in main table which is look up to this qualified table Price.
So in this way you can maintain both existing and updated values of Price and cant then show in your Catalog.
suppose you have already existing record say 1 which has value of Amount as 20.
So that means you have Updated Price as 20 and Initial Price as empty(Null)
Now when same record 1 updates with new Amount say 40, it triggers this workflow on record import which will then assign value of existing updated Price 20 to Initial Field after that Updated Price will update by 40.
Note: This Assignment works well only if your main table record has this Qualified table link as single record. If your main table record contains more than one qualified links then this Assignment would not work fine. So use only if it fits.
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Mandeep Saini

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Let me prefix this w/ the fact that I'm an idiot, so be kind.
I have one trigger that is not working (seemingly), and I am about googled out so I thought I'd ask and see if anyone couldn't provide thoughts, insults, suggestions or what have you.
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@Centinul
the only difference between what I posted and the actual trigger are table / column names, and a sproc I wrote for the logging in place of the comments I have:
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I want to ensure that an update-statement for a special table always include attribute "XXX". To declare this attribute as "not null" is useless, because it is set correctly at insert. To compare the new value against the old value in a before update trigger isn't possible because the new value can be the same as the old value.
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There is no need to use two triggers and a temporary table where a simple insert from the before trigger will do the job.
You can just insert the :old.column values straigth into a history table within the before update trigger though I would prefer to use an after update trigger. Nevertheless, both the insert into history and the update will be part of one transaction so the two action will commit or rollback together:
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