If you’re an administrator of a Salesforce org, you need to know how your users are interacting with your Visualforce pages. With Salesforce VisualforceAccessMetrics, you can easily get usage stats for your Visualforce pages and track page performance.
VisualforceAccessMetrics is a tool that lets you see which Visualforce pages are being accessed, how long users are staying on the page, and the page performance status. The data from VisualforceAccessMetrics can be used to optimize page performance and provide a better user experience.
If you want to know how frequently your Visualforce pages are accessed, you just have to run a simple query on VisualforceAccessMetrics:
SELECT ApexPageId,DailyPageViewCount,Id,MetricsDate
FROM VisualforceAccessMetricsMore options
SELECT ApexPageId, MetricsDate, TotalTime, AverageTime, TotalRequests, UniqueUsers
FROM VisualforceAccessMetrics
WHERE MetricsDate = TODAYHave in mind that query will return stats from the latest 90 days
Pageviews are tallied the day after the page is viewed, and each VisualforceAccessMetrics object is removed after 90 days.
But beware, that query could return deleted pages.
To fix that, let’s tweak the query to:
SELECT Id, Markup, Name, NamespacePrefix
FROM ApexPage
WHERE Id IN (SELECT ApexPageId FROM VisualforceAccessMetrics)Now the query will return only existing pages.
