Specifications

Syntax for Resource Definitions
Syntax for Resource Definitions
The resource definition for an application goes at the top of the rule set after
any application-specific constraints, but before any transaction definitions.
When calculating response time for a transaction, Application Response
includes the response time of all events that occur from the start of the
transaction to its ending event that originate from the resources listed
(required and additional).
When creating a resource definition, use the following syntax:
resources
{
require selection-kind
{
resource resource-type { parameter-list }
resource resource-type { parameter-list }
.
.
.
}
additional
{
resource resource-type { parameter-list }
resource resource-type { parameter-list }
.
.
.
}
}
Read the following guidelines for basic information about the parts of a
resource definition, or follow the links for more details.
resource
The resources keyword is followed by exactly one require statement and one
additional statement.
require
The require keyword is followed by a list of one or more resources that must
exist for Application Response to recognize that the application is running.
selection-kind
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