Which two options can be excluded using error configuration? (Choose two.)

Which two options can be excluded using error configuration? (Choose two.)

A. Database error return codes

B. Uncaught exceptions

C. JavaScript errors

D. HTTP errors

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Answer: AD

Explanation:

In AppDynamics, error configuration allows you to define what constitutes an error in your monitored environment. Among the provided options, the ones that can be excluded using error configuration are:

A. Database error return codes: Yes, you can exclude specific database error return codes in AppDynamics. This is useful if there are certain database errors that you do not want to be flagged as errors in your monitoring setup.

D. HTTP errors: Yes, HTTP errors can also be excluded using error configuration in AppDynamics. This allows you to specify which HTTP status codes should be considered as errors and which should not.

The other options:

B. Uncaught exceptions: These are generally monitored and captured by AppDynamics as errors. While you can define how they are handled or reported, they are typically not excluded via error configuration.

C. JavaScript errors: These are relevant to the Real User Monitoring (RUM) part of AppDynamics, particularly for web applications. However, they are not typically excluded through error configuration in the same way as database error codes or HTTP errors.

So, the correct two options are A. Database error return codes and D. HTTP errors.