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Times view a database?

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CAn we know how many times people view a specific dababase?

So when I open a database I will know right away how many viewed that file?

Thanks

You'd have to build some mechanism to do this. Perhaps a secondary DB, with 1 record for each of your other DBs and a couple of fields which record how many times each has been accessed, last date/time, last user, etc.

It depends a lot on what you mean by 'view'.

If you want to know how many times a database has been directly opened, then a fairly simple way to do that is with a single field and a script step. If the database is single user, then a global field will do, but otherwise, a number field in the fiest record or in a related global values file will be required.

Then you could include a script step in the start-up script along the lines of:

Set Field ["Constant::YourCounterField", "Constant::YourCounterField + 1"]

However if the file is part of a multi-file solution and may be opened or used indirectly via relationship links or external script calls from other files, then the definition of what 'viewed' means is more blurred and you would need to consider every likely scenario and decide whether to count it as a 'view' and if so, how and when to capture the 'event' and to increment your counter field accordingly.

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