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--- sfx_cron_jobs [2019/04/30 13:15]
jmulvaney [SFX Cron Jobs]
+++ sfx_cron_jobs [2019/05/23 15:51]
jmulvaney [To set up cron jobs]
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   * SFX Search AZ and RSI indexing is now done centrally by ExLibris and is not shown on our cron list.
-===== To set up cron jobs =====
+===== Setting up Cron Jobs =====
      * For more information see the [[http://knowledge.exlibrisgroup.com/SFX/Product_Documentation/01_Version_4.0 | SFX users guides.]]
       * To set up publisher autoloads: ./server_admin_util > 8 Import/Export > (Choose resource, can set up crons, run autoload, etc.). To edit, use crontab -e
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       * AZ, RSI and other index jobs also setup via server_admin_util. Can be edited in crontab.
       * Example cron: 00 05 03 * * /exlibris/sfx_ver/sfx4_1/umass3/admin/kbtools/marc_enhancement.pl --  profile=marcit4export (Note: A cron for MARCIt was not set up due to multiple staff using files that interfered with the running of the cron, and that the cron was only able to replace a small portion of the MARCIt load process. 2016)
+===== SFX Queries =====
+Monthly & Yearly (Calendar & Fiscal) Runs
+  * Query 2: Number of SFX requests and clickthroughs per source – The number of times users clicked the SFX button in any particular source (rec$sourceId) and the number  of clickthroughs; output is sorted by source name.
+  * Query 3: Number of SFX requests and clickthroughs sorted by object type – The number of times SFX services were requested and the number of clickthroughs, based on the type of object. Output is sorted by object type. If there is no match between the object in the OpenURL and the SFX database, the Object Type used is genre.
+  * Query 4: Number of SFX requests and clickthroughs per service type – The number of SFX requests and clickthroughs for each service type.
+  * Query 5: Number of SFX requests with/without full‐text services – The number of SFX requests that resulted and did not result in full‐text services in the SFX menu.
+  * Query 6: Top target services shown in the SFX menu – The number of times the most popular targets services appeared in the SFX menu.
+  * Query 8: Number of clickthroughs per target service – The number of times specific target services were selected in the SFX menu.
+  * Query 10: Most popular serials selected by target – The number of times the most frequently requested full‐text journals were shown and selected in the SFX menu from one particular target.
+  * Query 11: Most popular journals selected by source – The number of times the most frequently requested full‐text journals were shown and selected in the SFX menu from  a particular source.
+  * Query 12: Journals requested but have no full‐text – The top journals for which SFX requests resulted in no full‐text services in the SFX menu.
+Yearly (Calendar & Fiscal Runs)
+  * Query 14: Books accessed via SFX ranked by use – Books (ISBNs) sorted by usage within a specified time period. Output includes ISBN book title, book OBJECT ID, and the  number of times accessed. If multiple ISBNs exist for the object, they are all included in the report. If no title or object ID exists, the statistics result include a  line with the text No title or No object id.
+  * Query 19: Most popular journals – The number of times the most frequently requested full‐text journals were shown and selected in the SFX menu.
 //[[jmulvaney@library.umass.edu|Primary contact: Jack Mulvaney]]//