| product spy [message #517576] |
Tue, 26 July 2011 12:34  |
prashant_ora
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Hi,
This is a different type of question and even i do not know where to put it, so i m putting here ...
I have a web based product developed in java, now my requirement is to put a spy kind of thing, so that i can find out which module of the product is using very much, without putting performance overhead. I want to records information somewhere after visting each module by end users without thier information. Please suggest.
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| Re: product spy [message #517587 is a reply to message #517580] |
Tue, 26 July 2011 12:48  |
prashant_ora
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In the application say there are 20 diferent features, so we have to capture which feature is used most, and that information we have to show to management at any point of time. This would be a on going process ,so please suggest what would be the best way.
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| Re: product spy [message #517591 is a reply to message #517587] |
Tue, 26 July 2011 12:52 |
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BlackSwan
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prashant_ora wrote on Tue, 26 July 2011 10:48In the application say there are 20 diferent features, so we have to capture which feature is used most, and that information we have to show to management at any point of time. This would be a on going process ,so please suggest what would be the best way.
Oracle RDBMS knows nothing about your application or its features.
You will need to "instrument" the code to increment counter table values each time it is invoked & incur resultant overhead for collecting this level of detail.
You can't get somethimg for nothing.
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