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I am sure there is a problem on your aggregation service.

As a quick solution howHow about this quick solution:

  1. Go to your CM website folder
  2. Rename your App_Config folder to something like: App_ConfigBAK
  3. Copy the 'App_Config' folder from a CLEAN Sitecore to your website folder
  4. See if it works

If it does work then you are able to compare your app_config files with the clean ones using a tool like WinMerge.

Please let us know.

A few points to consider:

  • Data is stored on your xdb.

  • There is a default session timeout of 20 mins then the aggregation service will get the data from xdb and insert it into your reporting db on SQL server

  • Set this session timeout to 1 minute

    (web.config file line: < SessionState mode="InProc" timeout="1" ... )

  • Your Analytics needs to be working in order to have data on your SQL server

  • Make sure you abandon your session properly by closing the browser

AllTo force your session timeout create a file called kill.aspx and put this file on your website root.

File code:

<%@ Page language="c#" %>
 
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
  <head>

  </head>
  <body>

<div>Session Abandoned</div>
<% Session.Abandon(); %>

  </body>
</html>

Force the bestsession.abandon by accessing www.yourwebsite.com/kill.aspx

I am sure there is a problem on your aggregation service.

As a quick solution how about this:

  1. Go to your CM website folder
  2. Rename your App_Config folder to something like: App_ConfigBAK
  3. Copy the 'App_Config' folder from a CLEAN Sitecore to your website folder
  4. See if it works

If it does work then you are able to compare your app_config files with the clean ones using a tool like WinMerge.

Please let us know.

All the best

I am sure there is a problem on your aggregation service.

How about this quick solution:

  1. Go to your CM website folder
  2. Rename your App_Config folder to something like: App_ConfigBAK
  3. Copy the 'App_Config' folder from a CLEAN Sitecore to your website folder
  4. See if it works

If it does work then you are able to compare your app_config files with the clean ones using a tool like WinMerge.

Please let us know.

A few points to consider:

  • Data is stored on your xdb.

  • There is a default session timeout of 20 mins then the aggregation service will get the data from xdb and insert it into your reporting db on SQL server

  • Set this session timeout to 1 minute

    (web.config file line: < SessionState mode="InProc" timeout="1" ... )

  • Your Analytics needs to be working in order to have data on your SQL server

  • Make sure you abandon your session properly by closing the browser

To force your session timeout create a file called kill.aspx and put this file on your website root.

File code:

<%@ Page language="c#" %>
 
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
  <head>

  </head>
  <body>

<div>Session Abandoned</div>
<% Session.Abandon(); %>

  </body>
</html>

Force the session.abandon by accessing www.yourwebsite.com/kill.aspx

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I am sure there is a problem on your aggregation service.

As a quick solution how about this:

  1. Go to your CM website folder
  2. Rename your App_Config folder to something like: App_ConfigBAK
  3. Copy the 'App_Config' folder from a CLEAN Sitecore to your website folder
  4. See if it works

If it does work then you are able to compare your app_config files with the clean ones using a tool like WinMerge.

Please let us know.

All the best