Number of occurrences of the audit action. When using this measure, it should be understood that the count is based off of the columns in AUDIT_SUMMARY2 and AUDIT_SUMMARY2XI3. These two tables store data at the lowest level available, or EVENT ID. Because of this, the values in each column will always show a count of occurrences as 1. This is why these measures are more useful when aggregating them. For example, you may want to know how many total Views have occurred on a particular folder, so we would drag the Folder's Name from the Folders class, and then retrieve Views. The output of the query would look like :
Public Folder/Sales/Forecasts, 293
Public Folder/Sales/Summary, 192
Public Folder/Finance/Budget.xls, 87
Universe Class  | 
Object Name  | 
Description / Purpose  | 
|---|---|---|
  | 
Views  | 
Views  | 
Refreshes  | 
Refreshes  | 
|
Prompts  | 
Prompts  | 
|
Creates  | 
Created  | 
|
Deletes  | 
Deletes  | 
|
Modifies  | 
Modifies  | 
|
Saves  | 
Saves  | 
|
Searches  | 
Searches  | 
|
Edits  | 
Edits  | 
|
Runs  | 
Runs  | 
|
Deliveries  | 
Deliveries  | 
|
Retrieves  | 
Retrieves  | 
|
Page Retrieves  | 
Page Retrieves  | 
|
Event Triggers  | 
Event Triggers  | 
 
See also