Web Analytics job schedule

I want to integrate Google analytics in my asp.net mvc application. So im doing some R&D for it to find out which one is the better. I find out a Google Analytic Dashboard Controls which are available at http://gadashboardcontrols.codeplex.com/ But they are server control and im not sure how to implement in asp.net mvc. Secondly can i implement asp.net charts in my asp.net mvc application?

Hi, I have SQL 2005 reporting services Shared Schedules and each schedule has its own subscribed report. I would like to have T-SQL 2005 to find out performance loading on each schedule. i.e. MySchedule_1 has 10 reports in it and AVEGARE report eaxecutiontime is like 3mins 5sec      MySchedule_2 has 7 reports in it and AVEGARE report eaxecutiontime is like 4mins 9sec Pls can I have T-SQL 2005 on ReportServer database to find out load on each schedules (and more drill-down to each report level for execution time)?

I have a NativeActivity that takes an InArgument<int> that is the primary key of some table that contains a piece of xaml. When the activity runs, it loads the xaml from the database and uses ActivityXamlServices to turn the xaml into an activity. Then I try to schedule the activity using NativeActivityContext.ScheduleActivity. This fails with the message: The provided activity was not part of this workflow definition when its metadata was being processed.  The problematic activity named 'Sequence' was provided by the activity named 'RunWorkflowFromStore'. This makes sense because I never added the activity I'm trying to run to the metadata. However, when can I do that? It is only at runtime that I know the value of the primary for the xaml I'm trying to load. Or am I doing this the wrong way? Here is my code: public sealed class RunWorkflowFromStore : NativeActivity<ApprovalState> { private Activity _activity; public InArgument<int> WorkflowId { get; set; } protected override void CacheMetadata(NativeActivityMetadata metadata) { var workflowIdArgument = new RuntimeArgument("WorkflowId", typeof(int), ArgumentDirection.In); metadata.Bind(WorkflowId, workflowIdArgument); metadata.AddArgument(workflowIdArgument); } protected override void Execute(NativeActivityContext context) { // Load activity

Hi All,  Having an issue with SSRS 2008 at the moment, trying to setup subscriptions. Our system is configured so that any one of 10 users can login to the SSRS website using their windows domain account, and then launch report builder to design and save reports.  This all works very well, however, they have a problem when trying to setup subscriptions - the famous "Subscriptions cannot be created because the credentials used to run the report are not stored....." What the message says is true - the credentials are not stored as they are supplied by the user when they login to report builder. Is the /any/ workaround at all that doesn't involve storing the credentials?  It seems totally crazy that they cannot be prompted for them when setting up the subscription.  For this application its 100% essential to make the user provide their credentials when running reports, because they each see a filtered subset of the data in the report model (this is controlled DB side depeding on the login account), so their domain account needs to be passed to SQL server to enable this filtering to work.  If we saved their credentials then they would see all the data..and thats nasty. The only workaround I can come up with would be to create  a separate datasource for each user and upload a separate model, but thats really nasty to be hones

When I go to my site > site settings > Site Web Analytics reports or Site Collection Analytics reports I get old data as in the ribbon displayed "Data Last Updated: 7/10/2010 4:00:20 AM" - Web Analytics Data Processing Service & Web Analytics Web Service are "Running" - Followed http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff453926.aspx No success anyone an idea?

I don't want to use SSRS web service to schedule SSRS report rather than wants to use sharepoint jobs to schedule SSRS report. Let me know possibilty. Technology - SQL Server 2008 R2 - SharePoint 2010     

I have the following database, consisting of 3 tables: Job, JobPhase, Assigned (as seen in the following image) I'm trying to create a page that will hold a table. The table will represent, for a particular employee (ID = D_ID), his/her corresponding Job Schedule sheet. This table will consists of the following columns: Job ID Description (from table 'Job') Comments (from table 'Assigned') 7 columns representing days of the week, with the first column representing Today's date, the next column representing the next day...-> The 7 columns for the dates will not come from the database itself (as opposed to the other columns). However, for each row, we have to check wether the start date(s) of the job's phase(s) are equal to the date column (the image will make this more clear) An example of a such table would as follows (for the employee whose D_ID is = '555'): Any ideas how I can create such a table?? Should it be done in recursive html? Or gridview maybe?? Thanks for any info

Hi there, I'm trying to create a table/sheet that will display an employer's job schdeule for the week. Most of the information will come from several tables within a database. This table/sheet will consists of the following columns: Job ID Description Comments-> These 3 columns/fields represent actual colums within the database 7 columns representing days of the week, with the first column representing Today's date, the next column representing the next day...-> The 7 columns for the dates will not come from the database itself (as opposed to the other columns). These will be updated daily to represent the employer's schedule for the week. MY ISSUE IS THIS: One of the DB tables holds a column "StartDate" (which represents the start date of a phase within a particular job). I need to check whether this "StartDate" is equal to the date column (the image will make this more clear). Obviously, 1 job has MANY phases. An example of a such table would as follows (for the employee whose D_ID is = '555'):     Any ideas how I can create such a table?? Should it be done in recursive html? Or gridlist? repeater??... Thanks for any info   BTW, I posted this in the "Web forms" section, but I guess it is more suited to be posted here, as it is a databound issue.

Could someone telling me how can I setup crawling schedule on SPF 2010?

I have a c# console app I created that runs fine.  It executes a bat file and then sends an email of the outcome.  I would like to schedule the process to run daily.  Since Windows Scheduler (Server 2003) is not able to send email, do not offer logging and cannot complete tasks (they run until the time limit is exceeded), I am wondering if there is another solution available to run scheduled tasks?  Thanks in advance.

Dear all, I want use different variables in my SSIS package dependant on the schedule. So is there a way to use the actual schedule id from SQLAgent in a SSIS package? Thanks a lot, Nils

Hi All,   I know how to schedule the ssis package in SQLSERVER Agent. Do you have any other option to schedule the package?   Thanks CMK…

Hello Everyone, We have a requirement to pull out the 10 most visited pages from a particular Content Type and show them on a Web Part. We need to display the titles of these articles. Therefore, I would assume that only way to proceed is to create a custom Web Part that programmatically retrieves the web analytic data (OOTB Web Anlytics Web Part cannot be used due to the lack of customizability). So far, we could not find any details on how to use web analytics data programmatically. Any help on this is greatly appreciated. * Note that SPWeb.GetUsageData() is useless as it returns only 2000 records. We also looked at the reflected code of Web Analytics Web Part, and the code is fairly complex as it directly consumes the Web Analytics Service Application.   Thanks & Regards, Amal