Hi Paul,
Sorry for the delay - below is a select that should do it - with date ranges. However it will not include items that have no downloads. Give it a try and let me know if the numbers don't look correct. You can use the inst_id to find the item. For example your urls should look like the following with a different domain when browsing to an item from the item browse:
https://urresearch3.lib.rochester.edu/institutionalPublicationPublicView.action?institutionalItemId=4927
just replace the 4927 with the inst_id value in the column it will bring you to the item to double check. One thing we do here is we write the select data out to a file and load it into excel so people can play with the numbers. Let me know if you need to do this and need a hand.
select
item.name as item_title,
sum(file_download_info.count) as downloads,
date_of_deposit as deposit_date,
institutional_collection.name as collection,
institutional_item.institutional_item_id as inst_id
from ir_item.item,
ir_item.item_file,
ir_file.ir_file,
ir_repository.institutional_item_version,
ir_repository.versioned_institutional_item,
ir_repository.institutional_item,
ir_repository.institutional_collection,
ir_statistics.file_download_info
where item.item_id = institutional_item_version.item_id
and item.item_id = item_file.item_id
and item_file.ir_file_id = ir_file.ir_file_id
and ir_file.ir_file_id = file_download_info.ir_file_id
and institutional_item_version.versioned_institutional_item_id = versioned_institutional_item.versioned_institutional_item_id
and institutional_item.versioned_institutional_item_id = versioned_institutional_item.versioned_institutional_item_id
and institutional_item.institutional_collection_id = institutional_collection.institutional_collection_id
and download_date between '2011-05-01' and '2011-11-30'
group by item_title, inst_id, deposit_date, collection
order by downloads desc,
item.name asc
-Nate