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.NET WCF Custom Match

Rafael_Ielo
Path Finder

Hi There,

I'm trying to create custom match rule, as WCF, to group some BT.

We have here: WCF Tracking.Insert | This WCF have 5 versions for sample: /core/Tracking/v1.1, /core/Tracking/v1.2, /core/Tracking/v1.3 etc.

How can I group this BT?

Detail: the version of Tracking are in different tiers.

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Raunak_Mohanty
Builder

Hi Rafael,

  Bts are always associated with a tier so you cannot create a BT spanning across multiple tiers. If these different nodes then it should work.

What you can do is create a BT group ( from the Controller UI)

https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO44/Organize+Business+Transactions#OrganizeBusinessTransactio...

Let us know if this does not help.

Thanks,

Raunak

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Raunak_Mohanty
Builder

Hi Rafael,

  Bts are always associated with a tier so you cannot create a BT spanning across multiple tiers. If these different nodes then it should work.

What you can do is create a BT group ( from the Controller UI)

https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO44/Organize+Business+Transactions#OrganizeBusinessTransactio...

Let us know if this does not help.

Thanks,

Raunak

Rafael_Ielo
Path Finder

Hey Raunak,

great. I just oriented the customer to accept this solution and works fine for us. Thank you!

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