Specifications

Chapter 10: BT Language Reference
You can use the Business Transaction (BT) language to define rule sets that
Application Response uses to recognize transactions to monitor. You compose
the BT language rules in the rules pane of the main BT Studio window.
An application’s rule set definition has three parts:
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Constraints configure Application Response to ignore any transactions that
exceed defined limits or constraints.
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Resource definitions configure Application Response to recognize a running
instance of the application and indicate the resources that the monitored
transactions use.
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Transaction definitions configure Application Response to recognize the
transactions to monitor.
This section contains the following topics:
Syntax for Resource Definitions (see page 114)
Transaction Definitions
(see page 120)
Event Specifications
(see page 122)
Event Types
(see page 123)
Event Actions
(see page 135)
Parameter List
(see page 163)
Sequence Statement
(see page 165)
Choice Statement
(see page 166)
Last Statement
(see page 168)
Except Statement
(see page 169)
Failure Statement
(see page 172)
Failure Codes
(see page 175)
Alternate Rulesets
(see page 176)
IgnoreEvents Clause
(see page 178)
Resource Types
(see page 181)
Resource Definitions
(see page 189)
How Transaction Limits Work
(see page 204)
Tracking Timed-Out Transactions
(see page 215)
Application Event Source
(see page 217)
C# Interface Example
(see page 223)
Screen Descriptions
(see page 223)
Module Statement
(see page 236)
Basic Rule Set Syntax
(see page 238)
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