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Last Updated: 20th August 2010 07:56:23 am

To use License Statistics to see denied user statistics (cases where users were unable to check out a license because the number of available licenses were exceeded), you must have a debug log generated by a FLEXlm/FlexNet or IBM LUM license server. (Note that this log is different than the License Statistics log, xflicstat.log.)

To generate denied user statistics:

1. Generate the Denied Request Log files for either FLEXlm/FlexNet or IBM LUM.
   
   - To generate the Denied Requests Log for FLEXlm/FlexNet, the license server must be configured to store the debug log (refer to your FLEXlm/FlexNet documentation).
   
   - To generate a Denied Requests Log for IBM LUM, you must first capture the usage statistics from the IBM LUM server using the following command:  i4blt -r 1 > i4blt.log
   
   
2. Put the debug log file(s) into the License Statistics importlog directory.
   
   License Statistics will scan the file and put the contents into the database. You can see the import details in the log file. After importing the data into the database, License Statistics deletes the original debug file.
   
   
3. You can view the imported data in the License Statistics web interface, where you will see a new server listed with the gathering type shown as "Imported."