SharePoint
Server provides the ability to audit the usage of your SharePoint environment.
The SharePoint Server auditing capabilities allow you to track all activities
that occur within the environment. The site collection administrator has the
ability to set auditing requirements within the environment that determine the
types of actions that should be tracked. Reports are then available that can be
used to review the logged events.
Yesterday,
one of my users reported me the following error message for the site collection
on which he was working:
Report contains no data
As
we know, only site collection administrator works/can view the audit log
reports so my user clicked on the report and got the above mentioned error
message.
What you have to do in this situation:
1) Open the
site on which you are working
2) Site
actions
3) Site
settings
4) Site
collection administration
5) Site
collection audit log settings
6) Select
the columns as per your requirements
The
following list of events can be audited:
1) Opening,
Downloading and viewing of content.
2) Editing
Content
3) Checking
in and out.
4) Moving
and copying content.
5) Deleting
and restoring.
6) Editing
Content Types and Columns
7) Searches
performed by users.
8) Changes
to security settings.
Note: Make sure you do some activity in order to get the
reports because you have implemented the audit logs by checking all
the appropriate audit events.
Once auditing has been enabled and the site has been in use
for a while. Different reports can be pulled from the log. If no data has been
recorded in the log, then the reports will simply not open.
After
doing the above mentioned steps, your issue will be resolved..
In
case of any queries/questions regarding the above mentioned information then
please let me know, Thanks…