The transaction command is most useful in two specific cases:
When a unique ID (from one or more fields) alone is not sufficient to discriminate between two transactions. This is the case when the identifier is reused, for example web sessions identified by cookie or client IP2.
When event grouping is based on start/end values
C is the answer Page 135. Use transaction when you
- Need to see events correlated together
- Must define event grouping based on start/end values or segment on time
C is correct answer. ONLY use transaction when you
- Need to see events correlated together OR
- Must define event grouping based on start/end values or segment on time
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