Referers Table


Bolero attempts to identify two types of Referers: external and internal. If a user accesses a page at your site after linking to it from another site, this other site is called an external referer. When a user hits a page on your site after clicking a link from another page on your site, this previous page is considered an internal referer. Bolero identifies internal referers by checking if the referring URL begins with 'http://' + webServer, where webServer is the registered domain name of your Web server entered in the Bolero Settings file.

The Referers Table consists of the following columns:



Columns
refererID
webServerID
referer
externalReferer
firstHitTimestamp
lastHitTimestamp
hitsToDate





Indices

Unique
  1. refererID


Non-Unique
  1. webServerID, referer


Column Definitions

refererID

The unique ID given to a referer.


webServerID

The unique ID of Web server that sent the log entry. The corresponding Web Server can be found in the WebServers table.


referer

The page/site referencing the current URL (where the user was before accessing your site).


externalReferer

This field displays a boolean value of true if your Web site has been accessed from another site, or displays a value of false if your site was accessed internally.


firstHitTimestamp

The date and time of the first hit on the Web server.


lastHitTimestamp

The date and time of the last hit on the Web server.


hitsToDate

The total number of hits up to and including the present time.


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