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Can I see Application response times over time by City?

kjordan
Newcomer

My company has some regional office and we sometimes get complaints that the regions are running slow. The issue is specific to one of our Applications and it sounds like when things start slowing down for one person, they're running slowly for others in the office as well. What I'm looking for is something like the custom report for "Visually complete" but filtered down to where I only see users hitting our system from this particular office.

Is there some way to do this, maybe through User Session Queries? I know that I can get at pieces of this in the user session queries but I can't get it to show up in a chart over time.


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skrystosik
DynaMight Guru
DynaMight Guru

Yes, you have to use USQL for this task

https://www.dynatrace.com/news/blog/usql-goes-ga-data-driven-decisions-with-powerful-queries-and-adv...

You can write custom query which will do what you need 🙂

Sebastian


Regards, Sebastian

Julius_Loman
DynaMight Legend
DynaMight Legend

You can use USQL for visualizing this kind of information in charts. However, be aware that USQL provides data from finished sessions only.

Just an example (you'll need filtering on your desired applications and user actions or user tags):

select usersession.city, avg(visuallyCompleteTime) from useraction group by usersession.city



Certified Dynatrace Master | Alanata a.s., Slovakia, Dynatrace Master Partner

USQL has been helpful if I want to get a median or average response time by city, but I don't see a way to use it to chart out response times over time for an individual city. I want to know if the Claims Application is slower for users at 1PM vs 2PM in Alpharetta (preferably on a line chart), not the average visually complete time for that office over the past 30 days. Is there a way to get it to show me the information on a timeline for Alpharetta?


**Update: Between your answer and Sebastian's I found it! I was missing this in my USQL query to set up the results over time: DISTINCT DATETIME(starttime, 'HH:mm', '30m')


Thank you!!


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