Then you specify how to collect the Activity Trends and create the Activity Trends database (ACTIVITY.NSF), which is stored, by default, in the Domino data directory.

To enable activity logging and set up Activity Trends

1. From the IBM® Lotus® Domino™ Administrator, click the Configuration tab, expand the Server section, and click Configurations.

2. Select the server, and click Edit Configuration or Add Configuration.

3. Click the Activity Logging tab, and check "Activity logging is enabled."

4. Under Server Activity Logging Configuration, complete these fields:

Field	Action
Enabled logging types	Select the server tasks to use to produce activity logging data. For Activity Trends, enable all tasks except Domino.MAIL. At a minimum, you must enable Domino.Notes.Session and Domino.Notes.Database.
Checkpoint interval	Enter the number of minutes to wait between the creation of checkpoint records. The default is 15 minutes.
Log Checkpoint at Midnight	Check Yes to log ongoing session activity at midnight. This is required for Activity Trends. You must enable this field to enable Activity Logging.
Log Checkpoints for Prime Shift	Check Yes and then specify the prime shift interval to log checkpoints for the prime shift. You must enable this field to enable Activity Logging.
Prime Shift Interval	Specify the start and end time of prime shift. Set the interval on the hour.

5. Click the Activity Trends tab, and complete the following fields on the Basics tab:

Field	Action
Enable activity trends collector	Click yes to run the Activity Trends Collector. Activity Trends Collector uses the raw data from activity logging and prepares it for use with Activity Trends.
Activity trends collector database path	Enter the name and path of the database where Activity Trends data is stored if you want to change this. The default is activity.nsf.
Time of day to run activity trends collector	Enter a time. The default is 3:23 AM. Schedule the Activity Trends Collector to run after the Catalog task runs. By default, the Catalog task runs at 1 AM.
Days of the week to collect observations	Select the days for which you want to collect observations. The default is Monday through Friday.

6. Under Activity Trends Data Profile Options, keep the "Use defaults" field enabled. If you choose not to use the defaults, complete these fields.

Field	Action
Trends cardinal interval	Enter the number of recent observations you want to use. The default is 10. When computing trended values, recent observations are weighted the most. For example, if you select Monday through Friday in the "Day of the week to collect observations" field and use the default 10 in the "Trends cardinal interval" field, the trended values will include two weeks of observations (five days each week). Note If you know there has been a recent change in user activity, you may choose not to use trended values.
Observation time bucket (seconds)	Specify the time in seconds for one bucket. The default is 300. The observation time controls how many buckets you will have for one 24-hour observation period.
Maximum observation list time	Specify the maximum length of time data is kept in the Trends database before it is overwritten with new data. The default is 366, the number of days in a leap year.
Trends history interval	Choose one: Daily Weekly (default) Monthly Trend Interval

7. Click the Retention tab. Keep the "Use defaults" field enabled. Documents are overwritten after the retention period expires. The defaults are:

• Server history -- 366 days
• Server observations --15 days
• Database observations -- 10 days
• User observations -- 10 days
• Connection observations -- 10 days
• Inactive database trends -- 10 days
• Inactive user trends -- 28 days
• Inactive connection trends -- 28 days
• Run log -- 20 days

9. Click Save and Close.

See also

Activity Trends
Understanding how Activity Trends collects data

Glossary