| Measurement |
Description |
Measurement Unit |
Interpretation |
| Total_operations |
Indicates the total number of file and page operations that were performed by users of OneDrive for Business. |
Number |
The value of this measure is the sum of the values of all measures reported under the section File/Page Operations, in the Layers tab page of the eG monitoring console.
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| Unique_operations |
Indicates the count of unique file/page operations performed on OneDrive for Business. |
Number |
To know which operations were performed, use the detailed diagnosis of this measure.
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| Unique_users |
Indicates the count of unique users who performed file/page operations on OneDrive for Business. |
Number |
To know which are the users who performed a file/page operation, use the detailed diagnosis of this measure.
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| Unique_client_IPs |
Indicates the number of unique clients from which the users initiated the file/page operations. |
Number |
Use the detailed diagnosis of this measure to determine the IP addresses of the clients from which users performed a file/page operation.
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| Unique_sites |
Indicates the number of unique sites where the files/pages accessed, reside. |
Number |
Use the detailed diagnosis of the OneDrive sites that were accessed for performing a file/page operation.
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| Affected_item_types |
Indicates the number of types (file and/or page) of items that were affected by user operations. |
Number |
To know what type of items were affected by the user operations, use the detailed diagnosis of this measure.
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| Unique_destinations |
Indicates the destination URLs of the file/page operations. |
Number |
To know the unique destination URLs, use the detailed diagnosis of this measure.
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| Unique_user_agents |
Indicates the unique user agents of browsers used for performing file/page operations. |
Number |
To know the unique user-agent strings of the browsers used in file/page operations, use the detailed diagnosis of this measure.
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| File_accesses |
Indicates the number of file access operations that were performed. |
Number |
If you want to make changes to a file on a site and you want to make sure no one else can edit it, check out the file. When you have the file checked out, you can edit it online or offline, and save it multiple times, if necessary.
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| File_check_ins |
Indicates the number of times files were checked in. |
Number |
When you finish editing a file, you need to check the file back into the library, so that other people can see your changes and edit the file, if they have permission.
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| File_checkouts |
Indicates the number of file checkout operations performed. |
Number |
If you decide not to make or keep any changes in the file, you can simply discard your checkout so you do not affect version history.
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| File_checkout_discards |
Indicates the number of file checkout discards performed. |
Number |
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| File_copies |
Indicates the number of times files were copied. |
Number |
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| File_deletes |
Indicates the number of times file delete operations were performed. |
Number |
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| File_deletes_frm_I_stage |
Indicates the number of file deletes performed from the first-stage recycle bin. |
Number |
The Recycle Bin in OneDrive for Business in Office 365 for business provides a safety net when an site content and site collections are deleted.
When you delete content from a OneDrive site, it's sent to the site's Recycle Bin or first-stage Recycle Bin, where you can restore the deleted content if needed.
If the file is deleted from the site Recycle Bin (i.e., from the first-stage Recycle Bin), it is sent to the Site Collection or Second-Stage Recycle Bin, where a site collection administrator can restore it or delete it permanently.
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| File_deletes_frm_II_stag |
Indicates the number of files deleted from the second-stage recycle bin. |
Number |
The Recycle Bin in OneDrive for Business in Office 365 for business provides a safety net when an site content and site collections are deleted.
When you delete content from a OneDrive site, it's sent to the site's Recycle Bin or first-stage Recycle Bin, where you can restore the deleted content if needed.
If the file is deleted from the site Recycle Bin (i.e., from the first-stage Recycle Bin), it is sent to the Site Collection or Second-Stage Recycle Bin, where a site collection administrator can restore it or delete it permanently.
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| File_downloads |
Indicates the number of times users have downloaded files from OneDrive for Business. |
Number |
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| File_modifications |
Indicates the number of times files on OneDrive for Business have been modified. |
Number |
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| File_moves |
Indicates the number of times files have been moved. |
Number |
Files on OneDrive for Business can be moved to a different destination in the current library, to OneDrive, or to another SharePoint site.
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| File_renames |
Indicates the number of times files have been renamed. |
Number |
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| File_restores |
Indicates the number of times files have been restored from the Recycle Bin to their original location. |
Number |
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| File_uploads |
Indicates the number of file uploads to SharePoint Online. |
Number |
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| Page_views |
Indicates the number of times pages have been accessed from OneDrive. |
Number |
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