Tell me the query syntax that track confluence page views of a certain page.
Please tell me the name of the table where I can check the inquiry information of a specific page in the original DB. A query syntax that allows me to check the viewer information on a specific page is fine.
Thank you in advance for your information.
Hello @최가영,
Welcome to Atlassian Community! It's nice to have you join us. I hope you are doing well. My name is Shannon, and I'm happy to assist you.
You can refer to the page, How can I find which pages users have recently viewed? Currently, Confluence does not have a native function for tracking historical page views. We have a few open feature requests tracking this behavior:
However, recently viewed pages are stored in the AORECENTLY_VIEWED table in Confluence's database. Please refer to the linked documentation for the full query.
I hope that helps, but please let us know if you have any further questions.
Take care,
Shannon | Atlassian Community Support
Hi @최가영
I wanted to share that there's also an experimental Analytics API you could use.
For example this would give you page views by month for a specific page:
ADMIN_USRNAME=admin ADMIN_PWD=admin CONFLUENCE_BASE_URL=http://localhost:27132/c7132 PAGE_ID=2621441 FROM_DATE=2022-01-01T00:00:00.000Z TO_DATE=2022-03-22T00:00:00.000Z TIMEZONE=GMT-03:00 curl -u ${ADMIN_USRNAME}:${ADMIN_PWD} \ ${CONFLUENCE_BASE_URL}'/rest/confanalytics/1.0/content/viewsByDate?contentId='${PAGE_ID}'&contentType=page&fromDate='${FROM_DATE}'&toDate='${TO_DATE}'&type=total&period=month&timezone='${TIMEZONE} | jq -r
In the database, if you're using Analytics for Confluence, AO_7B47A5_EVENT is the analytics table, so here's a simple query you could use:
select COUNT(*) from "AO_7B47A5_EVENT" where "NAME" = 'page_viewed' and "CONTENT_ID" = 00000
However, using the API is still probably your best bet.
I hope that helps!
Shannon | Atlassian Community SUpport
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