Graph on Count of HTTP response code

Hello Graeme

I have cross checked all the properties and looks good according your comments, however still I'm not able to generate this report. I have attached the screenshots as zip. Am I still missing something?

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Regards

KeertiSri,

In the CountyCode measure, the regular expression should be in the Transformation Regex, like so:

The Transformation Regex is the thing that actually extracts the value out of the URL into the measure.

See how that goes,

-- Graeme

Hello Santiago,Graeme

Please find below the screenshot. I have sent you guys the session file in a separate email.

Regards.

How does the table look like? I didn't know that you wanted to show a graph for it. The work around I provided was more to show the table. I might have to play a little bit to see if that is possible. 

Could you post a screenshot of the outcome of the table belonging to the chart? Also a session file would be great. If you don't want to post here, you could send it to santiago.palacios@dynatrace.com and Graeme.Williams@dynatrace.com

Thanks

KeertiSri,

Could you show us a screenshot of the business transaction in the business transaction dashboard – or post a session file?

-- Graeme

Graeme/Santiago

I did the changes as your advices guys, but still I'm unable to get this working, I think there is still a misconfiguration from my side.

However this is what I got when I tried to split it.

Basically this is what I want to get

I will appreciate guys if you allow me to share my screen with you through join.me.

Thanks again for your support.

I see where you are having the issue. You are just looking at the BT dashlet. You have done steps 1,2, and 3.

Now you need to create a chart splitting by Param2=x and on the chart, please go to the top right corner of the dashlet and split it by the response code. This will give you a table under the chart with the result you want.

Regards

In the CountyCode measure, change the first pull-down menu to "Entire URI" and check the "incl[ude] Query" checkbox.

The regular expression should be CNTY_CD=([^&]*)  – i.e., capture everything between the equals sign and the next ampersand, or the end of the string.

-- Graeme

Hello Santiago

I've been trough the steps you mentioned but still I'm not getting both splits. I have attached some screenshots. Can you help me on this...

Regards

I am glad that I was able to help,

To your last question, the immediate answer is yes you can. I haven't really tested it but here is an idea:

1. On the same BT you created add a new split measure based on param2=X
2. Verify that you are getting both splits. 
3. Create based on the count of Param2=X
4. Split the chart based on Response code.

I would suggest to use the table of this chart as you will be able to see the values there just as you wanted to.

Let me know if this works for you.

Santiago