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Oracle Analyses related to user administration
Oracle Analyses related to user administration
User-Related
This article offers examples for a user administration related analyses with the dashboard.
Number of created and total users per month
SELECT
CONCAT(CONCAT(to_char(ident.CREATIONTIME,'yyyy'), '-'), to_char(ident.CREATIONTIME,'mm')) AS "Month",
SUM(1) AS "Number",
(
SELECT
COUNT(*)
FROM view_identity
WHERE identitytype = 'USER' AND
CONCAT(CONCAT(to_char(CREATIONTIME,'yyyy'), '-'), to_char(CREATIONTIME,'mm')) <=
CONCAT(CONCAT(to_char(ident.CREATIONTIME,'yyyy'), '-'), to_char(ident.CREATIONTIME,'mm'))
) AS "Total"
FROM view_identity ident WHERE identitytype = 'USER'
GROUP BY CONCAT(CONCAT(to_char(ident.CREATIONTIME,'yyyy'), '-'), to_char(ident.CREATIONTIME,'mm'))
ORDER BY CONCAT(CONCAT(to_char(ident.CREATIONTIME,'yyyy'), '-'), to_char(ident.CREATIONTIME,'mm'));
, multiple selections available,
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