Technical name: 0WEB_C01
Use
The InfoCube 0WEB_C01 contains the data from Web log files, which are created by Web servers from the interactive actions of a user on a Website.
The following Web log file formats are made from the Web servers that are used most frequently:
The W3C extended format is an adaptable ASCII format with a range of different parameters. The parameters are separated by blank spaces, and the time is shown in UTC (Greenwich Mean Time).

212.70.97.39 - - [27/Dec/1999:00:18:01 -0800] "GET /accessarchive/ HTTP/1.1" 200 1552
212.70.97.39 - - [27/Dec/1999:00:18:02 -0800] "GET /accessarchive/ContentsAA.htm HTTP/1.1" 200 1281
212.70.97.39 - - [27/Dec/1999:00:18:03 -0800] "GET /accessarchive/Welcome.htm HTTP/1.1" 200 3051
212.70.97.39 - - [27/Dec/1999:00:18:03 -0800] "GET /accessarchive/_themes/expeditn/exptextb.jpg HTTP/1.1" 304 -
212.70.97.39 - - [27/Dec/1999:00:18:04 -0800] "GET /accessarchive/images/e-mail.gif HTTP/1.1" 304 -
212.70.97.39 - - [27/Dec/1999:00:18:04 -0800] "GET /accessarchive/_vti_bin/fpcount.exe/accessarchive/?Page=Welcome.htm|Image=2 HTTP/1.1" 200 1098
212.70.97.39 - - [27/Dec/1999:00:18:04 -0800] "GET /accessarchive/images/Books/bk20.gif HTTP/1.1" 304 –
The Microsoft IIS creates a non-adaptable ASCII format. The parameters are separated by blank spaces, and the local time (of the Web server) is shown.

#Software: Microsoft Internet Information Server 4.0
#Version: 1.0
#Date: 2000-03-01 02:30:05
#Fields: date time c-ip cs-username s-ip cs-method cs-uri-stem cs-uri-query sc-status sc-bytes cs-bytes time-taken cs-version cs(User-Agent) cs(Cookie) cs(Referer)
2000-03-01 02:30:04 62.157.46.58 - 168.144.96.104 GET /index.htm - 200 1823 251 844 HTTP/1.1 Mozilla/4.0+(compatible;+MSIE+5.0;+Windows+NT;+DigExt) - http://microsys-kramer.de/Links.htm
2000-03-01 02:30:04 62.157.46.58 - 168.144.96.104 GET /ContentsAA.htm - 200 1653 259 1406 HTTP/1.1 Mozilla/4.0+(compatible;+MSIE+5.0;+Windows+NT;+DigExt) - http://www.accessarchive.com/
2000-03-01 02:30:07 62.157.46.58 - 168.144.96.104 GET /Welcome.htm - 200 6305 256 63 HTTP/1.1 Mozilla/4.0+(compatible;+MSIE+5.0;+Windows+NT;+DigExt) - http://www.accessarchive.com/
2000-03-01 02:30:10 62.157.46.58 - 168.144.96.104 GET /index.htm - 200 1823 184 3937 HTTP/1.1 Mozilla/4.0+(compatible;+MSIE+5.0;+Windows+NT;+DigExt) - -
NCSA Common Format is a non-adaptable format, which is available for Web sites but not for FTP sites. The parameters are separated by blank spaces, and the local time (of the Web server) is shown.
ODBC Logging Format is a non-adaptable format. It writes data to an ODBC-compatible database. The local time (of the Web server) is shown.
The following parameters are usually shown:
|
Prefix |
Meaning |
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s- |
Server actions |
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c- |
Client actions |
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r- |
Remote actions |
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cs- |
Client-to-server actions |
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sc- |
Client-to-server actions |
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rs- |
Remote-to-server actions (this prefix is used by proxies) |
|
sr- |
Server-to-remote actions (this prefix is used by proxies) |
|
x- |
Application-specific identifier |
|
Parameter name |
Parameter |
Description |
|
Date |
Date |
The date when the activity took place has the field <date>. |
|
Time |
Time |
The date when the activity took place has the field type <time>. |
|
Client IP address |
c-ip |
The IP address of the client who accessed your server, has the field type <address>. |
|
User name |
c-username |
The name of the authenticated user who accessed your server, has the field type <name>. This includes non-anonymous users, identified by a hyphen. |
|
Service name and instance number |
s-site name |
The internet service and the instance number that ran for the client. |
|
Server name |
s-computer name |
The name of the server on which the log entry was generated. |
|
Server IP |
s-ip |
The IP address of the server on which the log entry was generated. |
|
Method |
cs-method |
The action that the client tried to carry out, for example, a GET method, has the field type <name>. |
|
URI |
uri |
URI, field has type <uri>. |
|
URI stem |
cs-uri-stem |
The source that was accessed, for example, default.htm, has the field type <uri>. |
|
URI query |
cs-uri-query |
The client’s request has the field type <uri>. |
|
HTTP status |
sc-status |
The status of the action, in HTTP name, has the field type <time>. |
|
Win32 status |
sc-win32-status |
The status of the action, in the name used by Windows 2000. |
|
Comment |
comment |
Comment that is given by the status code, has the field type <text>. |
|
Bytes send |
sc-bytes |
The number of bytes that were sent by the server, has the field type <integer>. |
|
Bytes received |
cs-bytes |
The number of bytes that were received by the server. |
|
Server port |
s-port |
Die port number that the client is connected to. |
|
Time taken |
time taken |
The length of time taken for the action, has the field type <time>. |
|
Protocol version |
cs-protocol |
The protocol (HTTP, FTP) version that is used by the client. For HTTP, work with HTTP 1.0 or HTTP 1.1. |
|
User agent |
cs(User-Agent) |
The browser used by the client. |
|
Cookie |
cs(Cookie) |
The contents of the cookie that is sent or received, if available. |
|
Referrer |
cs(Referer) |
The last page visited by the client. This page is indicated by a link on the present page. |
|
Cached |
cached |
Shows whether the user access a cache, has field type <integer>. 0 indicates no access to a cache. |
You can call up more information on the standards of Web log files on the homepage of the W3 consortium (http://www.w3c.org).
InfoSources
0WEB_SWLF_1: Web Log File - SAP ITS Log Format
0WEB_SWLF_2: Web Log File – W3C Extended Format
0WEB_SWLF_3: Web Log File - MS Internet Information Server Log Format
0WEB_SWLF_4: Web Log File – Tealeaf Technology
The first three InfoSources load the data from the Web log files created by the Web server. Since the formats of the Web log files are slightly different, you need three InfoSources. InfoSource 0WEB_SWLF_4 is filled with the BAPI interface from the database of the Tealeaf Technology company.
Characteristics
|
InfoObject |
Description |
| 0WEB_COOKIE |
Cookie |
| 0WEB_CS_MET |
Method (client -> server) |
| 0WEB_CS_PRO |
Protocol (client -> server) |
| 0WEB_C_IP |
IP address (client) |
| 0WEB_OPSYST |
Operating system |
| 0WEB_SERVER |
Server |
| 0WEB_SESSN |
Session ID |
| 0WEB_STATUS |
Status |
| 0WEB_S_IP |
IP address (server) |
| 0WEB_S_PORT |
Server port |
| 0WEB_USERAG |
Browser |
|
0TIME |
Time (clock-time) |
| 0WEB_FILE |
File |
| 0WEB_REF |
Origin of the Hit |
|
0WEB_GMT |
Deviation from Greenwich Mean Time |
Time Characteristics
|
InfoObject |
Description |
0CALDAY |
Calendar day |
Key Figures
|
InfoObject |
Description |
| 0WEB_CSBYTE |
File volume (client -> server) |
| 0WEB_DWELL |
Dwell time |
| 0WEB_HIT |
Number of hits |
| 0WEB_SCBYTE |
File volume sent (server-> client) |
| 0WEB_TIME |
Time taken |
Navigation Attributes
|
InfoObject |
Description |
|
0WEB_FTYPE |
File Type |
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0WEB_FTIME |
File with retention period calculation |
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0WEB_OPSYST |
Operating system |
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0WEB_REFTYP |
Referrer type |
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0WEBREFBAS |
Referrer basis |
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0WEB_SITSEC |
Web site Area |
|
0WEB_STATYP |
Status type |
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0WEB_U_TYPE |
User agent type |
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0WEB_U_NAME |
Browser name |