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and password. This is a handy time-saver for administrators who also have another Interviewer
Server Administration account for non-administration work.
Logging in as a different user
E Click the Logout icon in the Interviewer Server Administration menu bar.
E On the Login page, enter a user name and password and click Login.
Concurrent Usage report
The Concurrent Usage report provides information on the number of users who have used the
various IBM® SPSS® Data Collection Interviewer Server Administration activities during a
particular time period.
Viewing the Concurrent Usage report
From the Interviewer Server Administration menus, select:
Reports > Concurrent Usage Report
The report provides statistics based on hourly, daily, and monthly activity usage.
Note: You must be assigned to the Concurrent Usage Report activity in order to view the report.
When assigned to the CustomerAccountAdmins role, you have unlimited access to all users, roles,
projects, activities, and activity features (including concurrent usage reports) for your defined
customer account(s). For more information, see the topic User Administration on p. 56.
Creating a Concurrent Usage report
E Select one or more activities in the activity list.
E In Customer Account, select the account you want to view, or select All to view the report across all
accounts.
E In Units of time, select Hourly, Daily, or Monthly.
E In the Starting on and Ending on fields, select the time period that the report will cover.
Note: The selected time is UTC time.
E Click Apply to generate the report. The report displays on the right-side of the screen.
Web Explorer
Use the Web Explorer to manage files within your projects. Depending on the menu option that
you use to access the Web Explorer, it appears as an Open or Save dialog box. The Web Explorer
gives you access to files in your user folder for the currently open project. You can use the Web
Explorer to open and save table document (.mtd) files, and to manage files by renaming them,
moving them, and organizing them into folders.