Hi, I was looking for some chart/table in which I can check events that are used at most and which takes most time to execute. Is it possible to get that kind of information?
Ok but for example when I put all @type scripts into chart(because I want to see all scripts performance), (1)I'm not able to sort this data by duration time. Its totaly random order. Can I somehow sort this data. (2)Another problem is that when I add filter that I dont want to see @type with execution time shorten than 1s I still see them on chart.
Customer Support
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about 7 years ago
Hey Marcin,
Can you show me an example of what you mean by random order? You should log-per-day if you just filter by @type. Unfortunately we dont expose the request log at the moment, so through charts or our analytics dashboard is the only way you can access this information.
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Marcin Olszewski
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about 7 years ago
Lets say that I have 4 scripts: S1, S2, S3, S4. Scripts have execution time: 1, 1, 3, 0.5 . When I use your charts I get for example on chart: S2, S1, S3, S4 instead of sorted by execution time: S4, S1 || S2, S3 OR S3, S1 || S2, S4. Just I'm not able to select that I want to sort records on chart by their length and I'm not able to remove records with execution time lower than X(it's just not working even if I give rule "and" for this)
Marcin Olszewski
Hi, I was looking for some chart/table in which I can check events that are used at most and which takes most time to execute. Is it possible to get that kind of information?
Regards,
Marcin
Hi Marcin,
You should be able to get the data you're looking for with a Custom Analytics Dashboard.
Thanks,
Oisin
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Hi Marcin,
You should be able to get the data you're looking for with a Custom Analytics Dashboard.
Thanks,
Oisin
Marcin Olszewski
Customer Support
Can you show me an example of what you mean by random order? You should log-per-day if you just filter by @type.
Unfortunately we dont expose the request log at the moment, so through charts or our analytics dashboard is the only way you can access this information.
Marcin Olszewski
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