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Create a user_views table. When a user views a product, store

 

id | user_id | product_id | timestamp

 

That gives you ability to analyse by user, by product, by date and do things like "users who viewed that product also viewed ...."

 . . . should i calculate the views by viewed the product by user one time or many time . . .

 

That is completely up to you. It all depends on what information you are really trying to convey. Do you want to only show the number of views by unique users or for every view by every user? If the view count has any importance that users might be interested in then you might want to use views by unique users. Otherwise, users will try to "game" the system by refreshing the pages with the records for which they want to drive up the view counts.

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