So you are seeing that your Hits Count on your Top Requested Pages report indicating that all pages have the same exact hit count? We have identified that this a problem which is traced to the Page Usage cube definition in Sql Server 2005. This does NOT affect Sql Server 2000 cube definitions.
Here is how to fix this issue:
<Cube xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"><ID>Page Usage</ID>
....
<MeasureGroups><MeasureGroup>...<Dimensions>... <Dimension xsi:type="RegularMeasureGroupDimension"><CubeDimensionID>Uri</CubeDimensionID> <Attributes> <Attribute> <AttributeID>Uri attribute</AttributeID> <KeyColumns> <KeyColumn> <DataType>BigInt</DataType> <Source xsi:type="ColumnBinding"> <TableID>HitsInfo</TableID> <ColumnID>uriKey</ColumnID> </Source> </KeyColumn> </KeyColumns> <Type>Granularity</Type> </Attribute></Attributes> </Dimension>
<MeasureGroups><MeasureGroup>...<Dimensions>... <Dimension xsi:type="RegularMeasureGroupDimension"><CubeDimensionID>Uri</CubeDimensionID>
<Attributes> <Attribute> <AttributeID>Uri attribute</AttributeID> <KeyColumns> <KeyColumn> <DataType>BigInt</DataType> <Source xsi:type="ColumnBinding"> <TableID>HitsInfo</TableID> <ColumnID>uriKey</ColumnID> </Source> </KeyColumn> </KeyColumns> <Type>Granularity</Type> </Attribute></Attributes>
</Dimension>
That's it - you should see updated hits count for your requested pages in Commerce Server reports.
Hope this helps!
Alan