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Statistics not only for inbound and outbound mails ...

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I have posted a tip why reuse of components is important (https://community.microfocus.com/t5/SMG-Tips-Information/Re-Use-Filters-Services-and-Exceptions/ta-p/2862257/jump-to/first-unread-message).

Here is an example.

If you create a default inbound policy with a wizard, then you will get something like this:
Default Inbound Policy.JPG

You see that I will get statistics for Message Received but not for any of my additional filters.

So I reuse Statistics Recording for any part I want to appear in my statistics. I drag down Statistics Recording from Components!
Default Inbound Policy - more statistics.JPG

I did a little bit more. I dragged down Message Block and Quarantine too 

Filter Groups are fine to bundle and handle similar events. However the title of a filter group will be used in many cases - digests, quarantine, statistics. But especially in these cases I want to know the real reason - so I break the groups.
Default Inbound Policy -no groups.JPG

That's my new design (not the whole picture). I feel it seems to be smarter and easier to understand.

Nevertheless my components window still contains only four items!

components.JPG

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  • If you want to see at Organization/Policy Management, Overview.

    Overview.JPG

     

    I hope we will get a better statistics in future - so I am prepared.


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    My filter configurations are similar to your original one. 

    The Message Received filter is triggered on every message that the policy processes and I have attached both a Message Tracker service and a Statistics Recording service. Every message processed appears in my Message Tracker and the Message Tracker shows every filter that was triggered.

    Why is it necessary to attach a Statistics Recording service to each filter?

     

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    Kevin Boyle, SuperUser

    Calgary, Alberta, Canada

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