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If you clear the "Mark Business Transaction as error" checkbox under Configuration > Instrumentation > Error Detection, which two statements are true? (Choose two)
The correct answer is A. The transaction is included in Response Time metrics. B. The transaction is added to error count metrics. The Mark Business Transaction as Error checkbox under Configuration > Instrumentation > Error Detection allows you to control whether a business transaction is reported as an error or not. If you clear this checkbox, the business transaction will not be marked as an error and…
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If you clear the "Mark Business Transaction as error" checkbox under Configuration > Instrumentation > Error Detection, which two statements are true? (Choose two)
Options
- AThe transaction is included in Response Time metrics.
- BThe transaction is added to error count metrics
- CThe transaction does not add to error count metrics.
- DThe transaction does not add to call count metrics.
How the community answered
(26 responses)- A77% (20)
- C15% (4)
- D8% (2)
Explanation
The Mark Business Transaction as Error checkbox under Configuration > Instrumentation > Error Detection allows you to control whether a business transaction is reported as an error or not. If you clear this checkbox, the business transaction will not be marked as an error and will not affect the error count metrics. The transaction is included in Response Time metrics: This means that the transaction will still contribute to the response time metric, which measures the average time it takes for a request to be completed by AppDynamics. However, it will not affect other response time metrics, such as First Response Time or Average Time to First Byte. The transaction is added to error count metrics: This means that the transaction will still count towards the error count metric, which measures the number of transactions that have failed due to errors. However, it will not affect other error count metrics, such as Error Rate or Error
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