Specifications

IgnoreEvents Clause
event "Wnd3" Windows MenuCommand { Text="Edit->Save" }
event "Wnd4" Windows StatusMessage { Text="Employee record updated." }
}
#
# AR-level transactions. Monitor every window transition.
#
alternate ruleset
{
transaction "WindowTrans"
module "WindowTrans"
{
event "Wnd5" Windows SetFocus { }
event "Wnd6" Windows SetFocus { }
}
}
IgnoreEvents Clause
Use the IgnoreEvents clause as a filter to disregard events that might
incorrectly affect the response time measurements of monitored transactions.
When Application Response monitors a transaction, it omits any response time
data for ignored events from the transaction's total response time. Add the
IgnoreEvents clause to the additional resource definition. Ignored events apply
to all monitored transactions for an application; you cannot specify events to
ignore for a particular transaction (that is, within a transaction definition).
Note: To prevent Application Response from measuring any part of a
transaction's response time if a particular event occurs, use the Except
statement.
Syntax
You can use either (or both) of the following types of IgnoreEvents syntax in
the additional resources section of an application rule set.
additional
{
resource resource-type { IgnoreEvents="ignore-events- list" }
resource resource-type { ExecutableName="executable- name"
"IgnoreEvents="ignore-events- list" }
}
Parameters
executable-name
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