When you click a transaction’s id in the transactions widget, DPOD loads the full details of the transaction into the information window.
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Displays the request and response size.
This data is only available since IDG firmware 7.6.0.8 and 7.7.1.2 for transactions of traditional IDG services.
Memory
Memory consumption graphs for the request and response parts of the transaction, across the transaction lifetime and state changes.
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| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Type | The call type - such as SQL, LDAP, etc. |
| Direction | request or response |
| Time | When the call was made |
| Elapsed (ms.) | Elapsed time of the call in milliseconds |
| Status | Whether the call was successful or not |
| Details | Additional details about the call, such as the SQL statement, HTTP request URL, etc |
Correlated Transactions Tab
The Correlated Transactions Tab (Appears only if the user has appropriate permissions), shows all the transactions with the same Global Transaction ID, both Gateway transactions and API-C transactions are shown.
The transactions are sorted by their start time, where the first transaction that run appears on top..
The Trans. ID column displays the transaction ID of the correlated transaction, or "Current" for the current transaction in view. Click the Transaction ID to navigate to the Single Transaction Page of that transaction.
The link will appear only if the user has appropriate permissions to view that particular transaction.
The Service/API column displays the Gateway Service name, or the API Name+API Version.
The Status column displays the transaction status, as shown in the Single Transaction page.
The Message column displays the error message analysis, as shown in the Single Transaction Page. (see "Error Analysis" previously on this page)
Clicking on the Raw Errors links (appears only if the transaction did have any errors, and only if the user has appropriate permissions) will open a window with the all the transactions' error messages, note that the existence of error messages doesn't necessarily mean that the transaction failed.
