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A threshold on a summary view report is a colored background that appears behind rows of a report (or behind values in an interactive chart) to mark a meaningful range.

For example, a work group manager may consider:

Thresholds can record the manager's assessment.

Although optional, thresholds in a report or chart can help a manager quickly identify which business results fall within, or outside, targeted ranges.

Define thresholds on the Contents tab of the Summary View form. This example defines three thresholds, with values 0 to 100 colored red, 100 to 200 colored yellow, and values above 200 colored green.

Thresholds

Alerts

Certain alerts occur when a time interval, or number of bytes, exceeds a threshold limit. For example, the interactionTimeThreshold is a time interval in milliseconds, with a default value of 500. The system adds a line to the Alert log when server response time to an interactive browser user exceeds this threshold.

You can set a higher or lower value for this and other thresholds in the prconfig.xml file or with Dynamic System Settings.

Definitions Alert log, prconfig.xml file
Related topics About Summary View rules
Understanding alerts

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