After agents are installed, and application data is flowing through a Java application, a user sees that a remote database has not been discovered in a known Business Transaction. To determine and…

The correct answer is C. Configuration > Instrumentation > Backend Detection > Java. To determine and configure the exit call to the database, you need to go to Configuration > Instrumentation > Backend Detection > Java. An exit call is a call from an application component to an external service or system, such as a database, a web service, a message queue, or…

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After agents are installed, and application data is flowing through a Java application, a user sees that a remote database has not been discovered in a known Business Transaction. To determine and configure the exit call to the database where would you go?

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AConfiguration > Java > Backend Detection > JDBC
BDatabases > Configuration > Collectors
CConfiguration > Instrumentation > Backend Detection > Java
DDatabase Calls > Options > Backend Detection > JDBC

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To determine and configure the exit call to the database, you need to go to Configuration > Instrumentation > Backend Detection > Java. An exit call is a call from an application component to an external service or system, such as a database, a web service, a message queue, or a cache. A backend is a logical representation of an external service or system that receives exit calls from an application component. AppDynamics automatically detects and identifies common types of backends, such as JDBC, HTTP, JMS, and so on.

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