The Slow Response Times option under the Troubleshooting menu provides access to transaction snapshots associated with application performance degradation. From this view, a Performance Analyst can examine individual transaction executions classified as slow, very slow, stalled, or otherwise relevant to response-time analysis.
Transaction snapshots provide detailed diagnostic information such as the Business Transaction name, participating tiers and nodes, execution timeline, call graph, method timings, database calls, remote service calls, errors, and data-collector values. This allows the analyst to determine whether latency originates in application code, a database query, an external service, thread contention, or another downstream dependency.
Health Rule Violations displays warning and critical events generated by health rules, but it is not the primary transaction-snapshot browsing view. War Rooms provide a collaborative troubleshooting workspace for incidents. “Slow and Error Transactions” describes transaction classifications or filtering concepts, but the applicable option under the Troubleshooting menu is Slow Response Times.
Relevant CAAPA Study Guide topics include Troubleshooting Slow Response Times, Transaction Snapshots, User Experience Classification, Call Graph Analysis, Database and Remote Service Calls, and Root-Cause Analysis.