How to: Understand SQL Reporting usage (Windows Azure SQL Reporting)
Use the Dashboard to understand the usage of a SQL Reporting reporting service. The graphical view on the window represents the usage of the server in a scale of reports rendered at a specified time span.
You cannot download or copy a usage graph, but you can download the execution log to preserve the raw data that was used to build the graph. For more information, see How to: Download an Execution Log (Windows Azure SQL Reporting).
To view usage data
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Connect to SQL Reporting (Windows Azure SQL Reporting) and select the reporting service.
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Click Dashboard at the top of the page. The usage graph appears at the top of the page.
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You can choose one of the following time spans: 7 days, 30 days, 60 days.
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Based on the time span selected, the maximum reports usage and the average reports usage are displayed on the graph.
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Choose a scale:
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Relative allows each report execution to adopt whatever scale is necessary to fully show the trend line of a specific report in the viewable area.
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Absolute forces all report execution trend lines to a single scale.
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Relative allows each report execution to adopt whatever scale is necessary to fully show the trend line of a specific report in the viewable area.
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