| Standard Transactions Measured with ART (ttaad6101m000) |  |
| use.session.to specify a list of sessions and Transaction Types for which Application Response Time (ART) measuring must be activated. Related topics ART Parameters (ttaad6102s000)
Fields | Description
Package | The code of the package to which the sessions in the grid belong.
Session | The session's module code.
Session | The session code. Each session is uniquely identified by the combination of package code, module code, and session code.
Transaction Type | The transaction type whose response times must be measured. You can activate ART for the following 4GL engine transactions:
Transaction Type | Description
Form command | This command measures the time of the execution of specific form commands, when a user activates them. The time between the start of before.choice (if available) until the end of the form command function is measured. In the Session/Function field you can zoom to the Form Commands (ttadv3518m000) session to activate ART for a specific form command.
Read record(s) | The 4GL Engine reads a record set from the session main table, for example when starting a session when the grid in an overview session is refreshed. This time will be clocked when the option is activated.
Update record(s) | If the user has finished modifying a record, the modification has to be checked and the record has to be written to the database. This time will be measured for all records together. The number of records is passed to ARM as a metric.
Insert record(s) | If the user has finished inserting a record, the modification has to be checked and the record has to be written to the database. This time will be measured for all records together. The number of records is passed to ARM as a metric.
Delete record(s) | If the user deletes a record, the record has to be deleted from the database. This time will be measured for all records together. The number of records is passed to ARM as a metric.
Session/Function | The form command for which ART is activated. You can zoom to the Form Commands (ttadv3518m000) session to select a form command.