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Application Performance Management PlusUser guideClient monitoringApp monitoringFAQGeneral app monitoringIn Dart exceptions, the exception rate is calculated using the number of sessions. How is the number of sessions defined? How are Dart exceptions calculated?
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In Dart exceptions, the exception rate is calculated using the number of sessions. How is the number of sessions defined? How are Dart exceptions calculated?
Copy pageDownload PDFIn Dart exceptions, the exception rate is calculated using the number of sessions. How is the number of sessions defined? How are Dart exceptions calculated?
The number of sessions is the number of user visits, which means that the process from entering a page to closing the page is counted as one session.
The denominator is the number of sessions in which Flutter has been started. The calculation method for the number of sessions is consistent with that of native. "Flutter has been started" means that Flutter is running when the session is calculated.
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