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I made sure both the Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Usage Data Import and Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Usage Data Processing timer jobs were enabled and able to run successfully. I checked the WSS_Logging database’s permissions, the web service webapplication account and the farm account both have ownership rights over it.
If I run health check reports from CA, they are fully populated with data. However, if I run a usage report from the user-side, they are always devoid of any data, with all fields showing 0 usage. I noticed that if I run a Usage Data Process job, it always completes immediately (~1 second).
How to view usage statistics in SharePoint Server?
If you select more than one item, the Popularity Trends report will only display statistics for the View usage event type. To see statistics for all usage event types, select one item only.
Where do I find the SharePoint Foundation usage report?
The Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Usage Data Import timer job looks in this folder and takes *.usage file and imports the data to the Event Store. and also this: he Event Store (typically found at C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft Office Servers\\15.0\\Data\\Office Server)
I had a similar issue with empty analytics reports and I found that the Staging database setting for Service Broker: “Broker Enabled” = False. I changed this to True and the next day, analytics data was available for reports. Thanks for contributing an answer to SharePoint Stack Exchange! Please be sure to answer the question.
How to report website that doesn’t work in Firefox?
Occasionally you may come across a page that simply doesn’t work in Firefox. If that happens, please report the problem by visiting Webcompat.com. You can also go to the Firefox menu and click Help, then select Report Site Issue. Was this article helpful? These fine people helped write this article:
What to do when your website doesn’t load?
If you receive error messages when trying to load websites, see the Websites don’t load – troubleshoot and fix error messages article instead. Note: If you’re having trouble with a website, click the padlock icon in the address bar to see if Firefox has blocked parts of the page that are not secure.