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Hi,
We run this request to have the users who have seen the pages lats time.
SELECT *
FROM "AO_92296B_AORECENTLY_VIEWED"
JOIN user_mapping u ON u.user_key = user_key
ORDER BY "LAST_VIEW_DATE" DESC;
It gives something like this, my question is how can I know which ID corresponds with which page?
CONTENT_ID | ID | LAST_VIEW_DATE | SPACE_KEY | USER_KEY | CONTENT_TYPE | user_key.1 | username | lower_username |
2639467 | 12200 | 2 mai 2023 | SpaceX | ff8080817bab80a2017bd147680003 | PAGE | ff8080817bab80a2017bd17680003 | njoi | njoi |
1156057 | 344 | 2 mai 2023 | SpaceY | e4e4824c5d6705d1015957530002 | PAGE | e4e4824c5d6705d10154957530002 | jkiu | jkiu |
2127301 | 1223 | 2 mai 2023 | SpaceZ | e4e4824caa9601429fab118100c4 | PAGE | e4e4824c429faa9601429118100c4 | dfh | dfh |
Thanks
It's been a while since I looked at the database. It used to be that in Confluence, the table that contains the correlation between ID and page name is the CONTENT
table. Maybe check and see if that table still exists, and do a join if so.
Thanks I have the answer with ChatJPT who gives me a powershell script to retreive the page url. :)
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