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Notes session activity logging
Notes® session activity logging tracks network traffic that occurs during a server session with a Notes client or with another Domino® server acting as a client. Session records include such information as the name and network address of the session user, the number of documents read and written, the number of bytes read and written, the total number of transactions executed during the session, and the duration of the session. Servers, users, and API programs can all generate session activity.

There are three types of activity logging records for session activity:

Open records, which log when a session begins
Checkpoint records, which log activity that occurs when a session has been open for a specified length of time
Close records, which consolidate all session information into a single record when a session ends

This table contains a few examples of the types of activities that generate each type of session record.

Table 1. Records and activities

Type of record Type of activity

Open

Opening a database or any action that opens a database, such as checking database properties
Starting replication
Having a remote server open another server's MAIL.BOX

Checkpoint

Reading documents
Editing documents
Saving and updating documents
Viewing or changing an ACL
Rebuilding a database view
Performing any other activity while a session is open

Close

Closing a database
Ending replication
Logging off, either manually or automatically
Exiting Notes
Having a remote server close MAIL.BOX

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Type of record	Type of activity
Open	Opening a database or any action that opens a database, such as checking database properties Starting replication Having a remote server open another server's `MAIL.BOX`
Checkpoint	Reading documents Editing documents Saving and updating documents Viewing or changing an ACL Rebuilding a database view Performing any other activity while a session is open
Close	Closing a database Ending replication Logging off, either manually or automatically Exiting Notes Having a remote server close `MAIL.BOX`