The databasebreak=day option will create a separate report for each day. This will not be a report for the period from November 27 till December 3.
You do not need to use databasebreak to get the report you want. You have to create a new AWStats config file (with a new name) and run the stats update only for the days of interests. This is easy if you have a different log file for each day. Then you have to enable full year reports in the AWStats config file with:
AllowFullYearView=3
After the updates have been done for all days of interest, select the full year report in the drop down menu at the top of the report. You get the report you are looking for.
How can I run the stats update only for the days of interests? If I want to get the data from Nov.30 to Dec.4, and I have the logfile of these days seperately,
That's correct. You need to use the -LogFile= option. You have to process the days in chronological order. Specify the complete path to the log file as in this example:
You have to repeat the update command given above for every day you want to be included in the stats. Run the update command for November 30, then for December 1, then December 2, December 3 and finally December 4. You will get all days in the result pages for the "year".
What values did you get at the end of each update :
Jumped lines in file: *** Parsed lines in file: *** Found *** dropped records, Found *** corrupted records, Found *** old records, Found *** new qualified records.