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Administering Unica Discover involves configuring and integrating the Unica Discover client framework with your web applications or mobile native applications, installing and administering the databases used by Unica Discover, defining event objects and configuring events, hit attributes, dimensions, and other object attributes used by Unica Discover to monitor mission-critical metrics of your web application's performance.
Session Archiving Guide
Session and archive tasks
You use Session Archiving to manage data extractions and move extractions to archives.
Configuring the SessionArchiving.properties file
Configure the SessionArchiving.properties file to control error logging, memory caching, and hit processing for LTS.
PDF and .lts file numbering
LTS extraction utilizes incremental numbering for PDF and .lts files.

Administration
Administering Unica Discover involves configuring and integrating the Unica Discover client framework with your web applications or mobile native applications, installing and administering the databases used by Unica Discover, defining event objects and configuring events, hit attributes, dimensions, and other object attributes used by Unica Discover to monitor mission-critical metrics of your web application's performance.
- Unica Discover Administration Manual
- Unica Discover Data Export for Data Analysis Administration Manual
- Session Archiving Guide
  - Unica Discover Session Archiving overview
    The Unica Discover Session Archiving User guide provides information on extracting session data based on a schedule and archiving sessions.
  - Session and archive tasks
    You use Session Archiving to manage data extractions and move extractions to archives.
    - Configuring the SessionArchiving.properties file
      Configure the SessionArchiving.properties file to control error logging, memory caching, and hit processing for LTS.
      - Configuring error logging in the SessionArchiving.properties file
        You can set parameters in the SessionArchiving.properties file to control error logging levels and other aspects of LTS logging.
      - Configuring caching in the SessionArchiving.properties file
        You can set parameters in the SessionArchiving.properties file to control LTS caching.
      - Configuring Hit exception processing in the SessionArchiving.properties file
        You can set parameters in the SessionArchiving.properties to add Hits for "Server or Resource Not Found" error exceptions.
      - LTS exception error logs
        You can troubleshoot LTS exception errors by analyzing the contents of 2 log files.
      - PDF and .lts file numbering
        LTS extraction utilizes incremental numbering for PDF and .lts files.
    - What is a session task?
      Session tasks are used to schedule session data extractions based on servers, data set, and data filters, and then store the data.
    - Extracting session data
      You can create a new session extraction task. Session extraction tasks are used to schedule the session extraction based on servers, data set, and data filters.
    - What is an archive task?
      Archive tasks are used to archive existing data to an Archive Canister.
    - Archiving session data
      You can archive session data. Archive tasks are used to archive the session based on servers, data set, and data filters.
    - Extracting sessions to long-term storage (LTS)
      You can use various methods to extract sessions to LTS.
    - Replaying sessions from an LTS file
      You can use Browser Based Replay to open an LTS file and replay the session.
    - Replaying an LTS file from an extracted PDF session file
      To replay an LTS file from an extracted PDF session file, follow the steps listed here.
    - Viewing tasks
      You can view extraction and archive tasks configured in Session Archiving. Task information includes, ID, Task Name, Enabled, Start Time, and Schedule Type.
    - Editing tasks
      You can edit extraction and archive tasks.
    - Removing tasks
      You can remove extraction and archive tasks configured in Session Archiving.
    - Session Archiving field definitions for extraction and archive tasks
      If you need more information about populating fields during an extraction or archiving task, you can find them here.
  - Scheduled tasks
    You can view the status of scheduled tasks, check task status, run tasks again, stop tasks and disable tasks in Session Archiving.
  - Unica Discover Session Archiving trouble shooting tips
    You may encounter error messages or error situations while using Session Archiving. Use the troubleshooting tips to resolve the issues.
  - Unica Discover Session Archiving metadata fields
    The chapter provides information on Unica Discover Session Archiving metadata fields that can be used in PDF files.
  - Creating a Session Archiving task to extract multiple sessions to long-term storage (LTS)
    You can extract multiple sessions to long term storage (LTS) by creating a Session Archiving task.
  - Archiving session data
    You can archive session data. Archive tasks are used to archive the session based on servers, data set, and data filters.
  - Session Archiving field definitions for extraction and archive tasks
    If you need more information about populating fields during an extraction or archiving task, you can find them here.
  - DOM Capture and long term storage (LTS) archiving
    You can use Unica Discover Session Archiving to save DOM Capture sessions as a Long Term Storage (LTS) in a PDF file for meta data and electronic signature.
  - Configuring the SessionArchiving.properties file
    Configure the SessionArchiving.properties file to control error logging, memory caching, and hit processing for LTS.
  - Extracting sessions to long-term storage (LTS)
    You can use various methods to extract sessions to LTS.

PDF and .lts file numbering

LTS extraction utilizes incremental numbering for PDF and .lts files.

When you extract an .lts or PDF file for a previously extracted session, the previous versions of the file is not overwritten. Instead, the extraction process adds an incremental numeric to the newly generated file and saves it to the file system. For example, ABC(1).lts or ABC(1).pdf.

Incremental numbering is supported for up to 10 extractions. Any extractions beyond the tenth result in the .lts or PDF file being overwritten .

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