Browser/SPA NRQL query examples

This document will explain how you can use NRQL to query and explore your Browser data, including SPA data.

View JavaScript errors

To view JavaScript errors, you'd run a NRQL query of the JavaScriptError event reported by Browser. For example:

SELECT * FROM JavaScriptError

Here's an example of JSON resulting from running this query, which includes JavaScriptError attributes.

"event": {
            "deviceType": "Desktop",
            "firstErrorInSession": true,
            "releaseIds": "{\"jQuery\":\"v3.1.1\",\"multiverse\":\"98e7ab6\"}",
            "appName": "Book Staging Multiverse",
            "errorClass": "Error",
            "errorMessage": "Script error message",
            "requestUri": "/synthetic-multiverse/",
            "userAgentName": "Chrome",
            "transactionName": "Unnamed Transaction",
            "userAgentVersion": "44",
            "appId": 950582,
            "userAgentOS": "Linux",
            "timestamp": 1502262005,
            "browserInteractionID": ,
            "parentEventId": 
          }

View sample SPA data

To run a NRQL query of your Browser SPA data, use the BrowserInteraction or AjaxRequest events. For example:

SELECT * FROM BrowserInteraction

Here are some examples of NRQL queries you can make of your SPA data. To see all Browser attributes, see Browser default attributes.

To create a data table of the average, minimum, and maximum Ajax counts for the 20 slowest route changes:

SELECT average(duration), average(ajaxCount), min(ajaxCount), max(ajaxCount) FROM BrowserInteraction WHERE category = 'Route change' SINCE 1 day ago FACET browserInteractionName LIMIT 20

View JavaScript errors

View sample SPA data

Count route changes and page loads

Average duration of route changes and page loads

Slowest route changes

Most popular route changes

Compare page load and route change throughput

Compare page load and route change performance

Create table using certain criteria