Suggestions

[tsobbor]

When you change the year portion of the start date, the year portion of the end date changes to the same number. I don't think this should happen.

In the summary by record type, it would be more informative if you broke down information by record subtype for those records that support subtype. You should also make that summary available under Reports.

The Dataset Activity report shoud inclide items like EXCP counts, DCB information, volsers, device addresses, for records that support such info (14, 15, 17, 18, 6X).

[Andrew Rowley]

When you change the start date, the end date automatically changes so that the length of the time period remains the same. Changing the end date does not change the start date. The effect of this is:
- the start date sets the start of the interval
- the end date sets the interval length.

While this may be initially confusing, it is designed to make changing the time interval easier. As an example, assume you are looking at the CPU busy report, and zoom in on a particular period during the day. You can drop down the calendar from the Start time and change the day, and the End time will also change to show exactly the same time period on the new day.

Thanks for your suggestions. I plan to add a breakdown by subtype in the future. This will also allow you to selectively delete subtypes as well. I will look into adding extra information into the Dataset Activity report.