2. Click the Files tab.

3. Select the folder containing the database you want to analyze.

4. In the files window, select the database you want to analyze.

5. In the Tools pane on the right, select Database - Analyze. Or drag the selected database to the Analyze tool.

6. In the "Analyze last x days of activity" field, enter a number that represents how many days' worth of information to report. You can specify up to 99; the higher the number, the longer it takes to generate the results.

7. Select one or more of the remaining options from the following table.

8. Click Results, do one of the following, then click OK.

• Specify the server, title, and file name of the database where you want to store the results. It's recommended that you create the results database on a local client rather than on a server. If multiple people generate results databases on a server, they should each specify a different file name so the results don't conflict.
• If the specified results database already exists, click "Overwrite database" to write over the existing contents or click "Append to this database" to add the new results to existing ones.

10. To see the results, open the database and choose one of the available views.

11. Open Database Analysis Results documents in the selected view.

Database analysis options

Option	Reports
Changes in: Data documents	Details of document additions, edits, and deletions
Changes in: Design documents	Changes to the database ACL and design
User activity: User reads	Total times users opened documents in the database Total times servers read documents
User activity: User writes	Total times users and servers created, modified, or deleted documents Total number of mail messages delivered to the database
Replication: Find replicas on other servers	Data for other replicas
Replication: Replication history	Successful replications of a database as reported in the database replication history
In logfile: Miscellaneous Events view	Events relating to this database, as recorded in the Miscellaneous Events view of the log file
In logfile: Database usage view	Database activity, as recorded in the Usage - By User view of the log file

Related topics

Database analysis
Choosing the folder contents you see in the Files tab
The database replication history
Viewing database activity statistics generated by the Statlog task

Glossary