19 Aug 2022
04:44 PM
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14 Feb 2023
12:19 PM
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Ana_Kuzmenchuk
Currently we're looking to record when a user clicks a feedback rating. That will require us to set up either an action property, a session property, or both. What I want to know is, "What's the difference?" Why would I use an action property over a session property, the reverse, or both? Thanks.
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Hi @jasonwismer . The basic difference is the table you are storing the properties and how will you query this properties in USQL.
https://www.dynatrace.com/support/help/shortlink/session-properties-usage#usql
Also, if you are planing to create custom metrics based on the USQL results, the table useractions can not be used, so this may guide you to store the properties as session instead user action.