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Confluence user created date

Jason Skrzypek
August 2, 2011

I have to do a growth rate since we installed confluence. Is there a way to find a user created date, so i can show how many people have been added to the system. Is it also posisble to do the same with pages (display all page created dates on one page)??

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Richard Yale
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August 15, 2011

You will need to go into the database and do a few different queries. The first for users will be the [users] table and you'll want to look at the "created" column. For the pages you'll want to look at the [content] table and you'll want to filter by the creationdate column and do a where version = 1 and contenttype = page.

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You will need to go into the database and do a few different queries. The first for users will be the [users] table and you'll want to look at the "created" column. For the pages you'll want to look at the [content] table and you'll want to filter by the creationdate column and do a where version = 1 and contenttype = page.

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