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Hi,
I'm analyzing logs from Office 365 Audit Log to monitor the usage of PowerBI and I'm finding some data that I don't understand at all.
What's the difference betwen RequestId and ActivityId in O365 audit logs?
I'm finding multiple groups of extranges rows where I see:
Same ActivityId
Same CreationTime
Same UserId
Different Id
Different RequestId
Different ReportId (in consequence, different ReportNames)
Has someone some explanation for these kind of rows?
How a unique user can do 4 actions in the same CreationDate for different reports and dashboards?
I have search in the following links but there's no information that could help me:
Thanks
Hi @Anonymous ,
Per my understanding, ActivityId represents the type of activity a user made on service, the same activity has the same ActivityId. While each time a user makes an activity would send a new request which leads to a new RequestId.
Regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hi @v-yulgu-msft,
When you say the activity type what do you mean exactly?
I'm exporting 2 types of activity, "ViewsReport" and "ViewDashboard", and I'm obtaining this distribution for the ActivitiesId:
Why in some cases we have the same activityID for multiple actions (ViewReport or ViewDashboard) with different CreationDate and in other cases (1575 cases) I have only one action for activityId?
Thanks