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Values in Advanced Search Reports
An entry is composed of comma-separated values. The following table describes each value in an
advanced search report.
The following example shows a complete entry in an advanced search report:
1217555170,172.18.75.121,,c,0,1,,Google+Search +Appliance,http://www.google.com/
This example shows that on July 31, 2008 at 6PM (1217555170), a user (172.18.75.121) clicked on a
result (c) on the first page of results (0). The result was the first result (1) that appeared on the page. The
search term that the user entered was Google Search Appliance and the URL of the result was http://
www.google.com/.
Click Types in Advanced Search Reports
The following table describes built-in click types that can appear in an advanced search report.
Value Description Example
Click time Time of the click in 100ths of a second since midnight
on January 1, 1970. 125001323979
IP address IP address of the user who clicked. 172.18.75.121
Session ID Holding place for session ID, always blank.
Click type Type of action, which can be a user click or other action.
For more information, refer to “Click Types in Advanced
Search Reports” on page 36 c
Click start The results page of the user click, where 0=1st page of
results. 0
Click rank The rank of the result on the page of the user click,
where 1=the 1st result, 2=2nd result, and so on. A
smaller number click rank indicates higher user click
satisfaction. 1
Click data Usually blank.
Query Search query that returned results. Google+Search+Appliance
URL URL of the user click. http://www.google.com/
Click Type Description
advanced Advanced search link on the search page
advanced_swr Advanced search for anchor text
c Search result
cache Cached document on results page
cluster Cluster label on results page
db Database content on results page
desk.groups Groups link at the top of the search page
desk.images Images link at the top of the search page