Hi All,
I created one custom report for all the errors encountered for the proxy and the policy is generating the error.
My report matrix and dimensions are as follows:
When selected a range I am getting report as follows:
Now for error code 500 I want to check what all policy caused 500 error, which I am getting indeed.
But the thing is there is one more value with "Policy Name on Error" = "(not set)" which is coming probably because the error is not from any policy, rather it is from the target.
Now how can I remove this from the report or is there any way to set some other value (any default value)?
Thanks.
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Yes, you are right. "Not Set" is due to some other error other than specific policy error. Yes, It's mostly due to target error & there might me some other reason like missing target server etc. That's the reason you see "Not Set" as one of the row in the report. I believe it's as per design otherwise you never know where is the source of these errors & error count doesn't match when you drill down.
Find more about same here.
@Vipul Agarwal If you would like to hide (not set) then add filter condition, I have just verified same & working as expected.
Hi @Vipul Agarwal The terms "na", "unknown", "not set", and "(not set)" displayed in analytics reports all mean the value for a given field of a transaction is not available. Please reference http://apigee.com/docs/analytics-services/content/why-am-i-seeing-analytics-entity-named-na regarding the detailed explanation for possible reasons.
I got the reason that why this "(not set)" is coming. But is there a way to hide this. I don't want to see this "(not set)" in my reports. Can we put some condition or filter criteria so that it does not appear in the report?
Yes, you are right. "Not Set" is due to some other error other than specific policy error. Yes, It's mostly due to target error & there might me some other reason like missing target server etc. That's the reason you see "Not Set" as one of the row in the report. I believe it's as per design otherwise you never know where is the source of these errors & error count doesn't match when you drill down.
Find more about same here.
@Vipul Agarwal If you would like to hide (not set) then add filter condition, I have just verified same & working as expected.
@Vipul Agarwal , Check updated answer above to hide (not set) in reports.
@Anil Sagar: Thanks a lot.
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