This setting defines how long to retain all 1 minute interval data. This includes response time data,
query data, service call data, profile data, gauge data and error summary data.
(this setting also applies to 5 second gauge data)
This setting defines how long to retain all 5 minute interval data. This includes response time data,
query data, service call data, profile data, gauge data and error summary data.
This setting defines how long to retain all 30 minute interval data. This includes response time data,
query data, service call data, profile data, gauge data and error summary data.
This setting defines how long to retain all 4 hour interval data. This includes response time data,
query data, service call data, profile data, gauge data and error summary data.
This setting defines how long to retain all trace data. This includes individual traces and error message
data.
This setting defines how long to retain the full query text on the queries tab data. The truncated query
text and query stats are retained according to 1 min, 5 min, 30 min, 4 hour interval data settings above.
Updated expiration settings only apply to data collected from this point forward. Existing data is still
tagged with the expiration settings in effect at the time the data was captured since using
Cassandra TTL
to implement expiration.
H2 data file size: {{h2DataFileSize | gtBytes}}
Table name
Total bytes
Row count
{{analyzedH2Table.name}}
{{analyzedH2Table.bytes | number}}
{{analyzedH2Table.rows | number}}
By transaction type
Transaction type
Traces captured
Traces captured because they were flagged as errors
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{{analyzedTraceOverallCount.count | number}}
{{analyzedTraceOverallCount.errorCount | number}}
By transaction name
Transaction type
Transaction name
Traces captured
Traces captured because they were flagged as errors