I am running reports on a web site where the bulk of the content is served via one asp page. (I am not the developer of the site) So, hits to the site take on the form of:

        /content.asp?path=yellow/infopage&secuser=bob
        /content.asp?path=yellow/infopage&secuser=cindy
        /content.asp?path=yellow/infopage&secuser=sam
        /content.asp?path=yellow/infopage&secuser=suzie
        /content.asp?path=yellow/locations&secuser=bob
        /content.asp?path=yellow/locations&secuser=cindy
        /content.asp?path=yellow/areas/corporate&secuser=bob
        /content.asp?path=red/stuff&secuser=cindy
        /content.asp?path=red/stuff&secuser=tom
        /content.asp?path=red/events&secuser=cleopatra
        /content.asp?path=blue/support&secuser=anthony

I have configured Analog to do ARGS reporting on this guy just fine. I see a big long list of /content.asp pages, complete with the arguments. I have even managed to filter down to just "yellow" hits, etc. However, to make this information more friendly to the developer, I would like to clean it up further.

I really need to group hits where "path" is the same (like the first four above) together. I don't ever care about "secuser", but it will always be in the logs. All I care about is how many hits there were to each of the path values. Counting each different "secuser" separately makes more trouble. So, for my hits above, I would like see the following in the Request Report:
#reqs: file
-----: ----
4: /content.asp?path=yellow/infopage
2: /content.asp?path=yellow/locations
1: /content.asp?path=yellow/areas/corporate
2: /content.asp?path=red/stuff
1: /content.asp?path=red/events
1: /content.asp?path=blue/support


instead of
#reqs: file
-----: ----
  1: /content.asp?path=yellow/infopage&secuser=bob
  1: /content.asp?path=yellow/infopage&secuser=cindy
  1: /content.asp?path=yellow/infopage&secuser=sam
  1: /content.asp?path=yellow/infopage&secuser=suzie
  1: /content.asp?path=yellow/locations&secuser=bob
  1: /content.asp?path=yellow/locations&secuser=cindy
  1: /content.asp?path=yellow/areas/corporate&secuser=bob
  1: /content.asp?path=red/stuff&secuser=cindy
  1: /content.asp?path=red/stuff&secuser=tom
  1: /content.asp?path=red/events&secuser=cleopatra
  1: /content.asp?path=blue/support&secuser=anthony

Is this possible? (I played around with REQALIAS until I realized it still wouldn't group matched items together.)

Thanks much!
Kathleen

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