Another landmark – this morning the blog counter reached 750,000. It’s taken a little longer to get the third 250,000 than it did the second – but given how little I’ve written over the last few months it’s still a pleasant surprise.
WordPress supples some interesting stats, so I’ve copied up the top three entries for populare posts. [Edited: I did have an icon to the right that I though would let you see the stats for the post - but you have to log in as me to see them. The point of putting the icon there was to show that these searches show a fairly uniform pattern of arrival, rather than occasional peaks]
| Cartesian Merge Join | 10,718 |
| Bind Variables | 8,660 |
| dbms_xplan in 10g | 6,562 |
There’s also a section in the statistics about search times – unsurprisingly searches for my name, or the blog name feature quite highly, but the three commonest search terms are quite interesting:
| ora-01722 | 1,418 |
| oracle not in | 1,231 |
| merge join cartesian | 1,162 |
All three of these look like search terms that are likely to have come from end-users who have been surprised by changes in execution plans after an upgrade to 10g.
Jonathan, the icons lead straight to a WordPress login page…
Comment by Nigel Thomas — September 7, 2008 @ 10:24 am UTC Sep 7,2008 |
Nigel,
Thanks – I should have realised that the stats were only going to be visible to me; but I was logged in, of course, when I wrote the post.
I’ll remove the icons.
Comment by Jonathan Lewis — September 7, 2008 @ 11:28 am UTC Sep 7,2008 |
Congrats
Comment by Amardeep Sidhu — September 7, 2008 @ 5:30 pm UTC Sep 7,2008 |
I’m running for the 10.000 at the end of the year!
Not bad for a blog on music written in Italian. ^_^
Comment by lascoltodelvenerdi — September 9, 2008 @ 7:52 am UTC Sep 9,2008 |
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