New Relic data dictionary

This data dictionary lists and defines the attributes attached to New Relic events and other data objects (like Metric and Span data).

This dictionary does not contain data reported by Infrastructure integrations. To learn about that data, see the integration documentation.

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Mobile

MobileSession

A MobileSession event is sent when an app is closed, backgrounded, or when 10 minutes of active use has elapsed. This is the source of the general session data used by the other New Relic Mobile events. MobileSession captures attributes such as device type, device OS, and geographical information.

Total attributes in this event: 34
Attribute name Summary
appBuild Indicates the technical build number of the binary that crashed. As a developer, you can use this attribute to see exactly which build of your app crashed.
appId A unique identifier for a monitored app, based on the app token. For example: 35091.
appName The name of the monitored app. For example: My Mobile App - iOS.
appVersion The version number of the monitored app. For example: 2.2.9.
appVersionId An identifier for the specific version of the app. For example: 1713477.
asn Autonomous System Number: a unique number identifying a group of IP networks that serves the content to the end user.
asnOwner The telecom owner of the ASN.
carrier The mobile network over which the app transferred data, such as wifi, Verizon, or Sprint.
category The type of data, either session or interaction.
city The city in which the PageView event occurred, such as Portland or Seattle.
countryCode The country from which the browser initiated the page load. For a list of country codes, see ISO 3166-1 alpha-2.
device The specific type of the device: iPhone 8, iPad Pro, etc.
deviceGroup The category of the device, such as iPhone or Tablet.
deviceManufacturer The manufacturer of the device, such as Motorola or HTC.
deviceModel The model number of the device, such as XT1039 or SM-G900F.
deviceType The specific type of device: iPhone 8, iPad Pro, etc.
deviceUuid The specific UUID of the device assigned by New Relic, assigned at the time of app installation. It is only reset if a user deletes and then reinstalls the app.
install Indicates true only if the current session is the first session after app install.
lastInteraction The last interaction before a crash event, if one is present, such as App Launch.
memUsageMb The total amount of memory, in MB, used by the application. Updated every 60 seconds.
newRelicAgent The New Relic agent running on the application. For example: the iOSAgent or the androidAgent.
newRelicVersion The version number of the agent running on the application. For example: 4.232.0.
osMajorVersion The simplified version number of the app's host operating system, such as iOS 11, as compared to iOS 11.0.4.
osName The name of the app's host operating system, for example, iOS or Android.
osVersion The exact version number of the app's host operating system, such as iOS 11.0.4, as compared to iOS 11.
platform The platform type of the New Relic Mobile agent, such as Android, iOS, or Cordova.
platformVersion The version number of the New Relic Mobile agent running on the application. For example: 4.232.0.
regionCode The specific region within a country where the monitored app is located. In the United States, regions are states. The regionCode is based on IP address and may not always match your region.
sessionDuration The length of time for which the user used the application in seconds. If the session crashes, sessionDuration is not captured (although other events and attributes are still recorded). Read more.
sessionId A unique identifier for a single user session. A new sessionId is created each time the app is brought into the foreground.
timeSinceLoad The time, in seconds, from the beginning of the mobile session to the time the event occurred.
timestamp The UTC epoch time at which an event began.
upgradeFrom Indictates previous version number only if this is the first launch after app upgrade.
uuid A unique identifier for a specific app on a particular device. Also found in deviceUuid. Resets on reinstallation of the app. For example: B8B0BC30-0235-11E4-9191-0800200C9A66

MobileCrash

The MobileCrash event is created when an app crashes. MobileCrash includes attributes such as crash line number, class, and crash message.

Total attributes in this event: 24
Attribute name Summary
architecture The processor architecture of the device. For example: armv7 or arm64.
bundleId The unique string used to identify the application.
crashException The exception associated with the crash, if one is present. For example: java.lang.NullPointerException.
crashFingerprint The New Relic-generated fingerprint used to uniquely identify the crash and other crashes identical to this one.
crashLocationFile The file in which the crash occurred.
crashMessage The message associated with the crash, if one is present.
diskAvailable Space available on the device, in bytes.
interactionHistory The client interactions with the application that led to the crash.
isFirstOccurrence A boolean value indicating whether or not this was the first occurrence of the crash.
modelNumber The model of the device. This is the same as the session-level deviceModel attribute.
networkStatus The type of network that the device was on at the time of crash, such as wifi or LTE.
occurrenceId The ID for this instance of the crash.
orientation The orientation of the device, such as landscape or portrait.
osBuild For Android only. The specific build of the Android OS.
parentProcess The parent process that launched the crashing process.
parentProcessId The parent identification number (PID) of the parent process.
processId The PID of the previously running process on the device.
processName The name of the previously running process.
processPath The path to the binary.
reportedTimestampMs The UTC timestamp for when the event was received by New Relic. (This is different from timestamp, which is when the MobileSession event began that crashed.)
sessionCrashed A boolean value indicating whether or not that session crashed.
symbolicated A boolean value indicating whether or not the crash was properly symbolicated.
timeSinceLastInteraction The time, in milliseconds, since the interaction before a crash event.
userImageUuids The array of build UUIDs for applications and libraries.

MobileRequestError

A MobileRequestError is used for HTTP errors or network failures. HTTP errors are HTTP requests that have a status code greater than 400. A network failure is a HTTP request that results in no response. The event is sent when the HTTP request completes.

Total attributes in this event: 14
Attribute name Summary
bytesReceived Optional: If the application received a response from the requestUrl, the size of that response in bytes.
bytesSent Optional: If the application sent a request to the requestUrl, the size of that request in bytes.
connectionType The type of connection which the device was using, such as 2G or 3G.
deviceSize The display size of the device: Small, normal, large, xlarge.
errorType Either HTTPError or NetworkFailure, depending on whether the error is a result of a failed request to a host or a failure on the cellular network.
networkError The error message associated with the iOS NSURL Error code. See networkErrorCode for more information.
networkErrorCode If the error is a network error, this is the iOS network error code. For Android applications, this is the mapped value.
requestDomain The domain that the application attempted to access when the error occurred.
requestMethod The REST method (GET, PUT, POST, etc.) that the application attempted when the error occurred.
requestPath The path that the application attempted to access when the error occurred.
requestUrl The URL that the application attempted to access when the error occurred.
responseBody Optional: The response that is sent from the requestDomain for the HTTP error, up to 4096 bytes.
responseTime The time between the request and the response in fractional seconds.
statusCode If the error is an HTTPError, New Relic will record the statusCode of that error. You can facet on any statusCode or query for codes you're interested in.

MobileRequest

A MobileRequest event is created when an HTTP request successfully completes, resulting in a response code below 400.

Total attributes in this event: 10
Attribute name Summary
bytesReceived Optional: If the application received a response from the requestUrl, the size of that response in bytes.
bytesSent Optional: If the application sent a request to the requestUrl, the size of that request in bytes.
connectionType The type of connection which the device was using, such as 2G or 3G.
deviceSize The display size of the device: Small, normal, large, xlarge.
requestDomain The domain that the application attempted to access when the request occurred.
requestMethod The REST method (GET, PUT, POST, etc.) that the application attempted when the request occurred.
requestPath The path that the application attempted to access when the request occurred.
requestUrl The URL that the application attempted to access when the request occurred.
responseTime The time between the request and the response in fractional seconds.
statusCode If the request is an HTTP request, New Relic will record the statusCode of that request. You can facet on any statusCode or query for codes you're interested in.

Mobile

A Mobile event is created when a crash occurs, when an interaction ends or has run for 1 second, or if a session completes after the app is closed, backgrounded, or has run for 10 minutes. Mobile events were once the only event type and were generated for every event, but now there are several specialized event types. Recommendation: Upgrade to the most recent New Relic Mobile agent version to take full advantage of the new event types.

Total attributes in this event: 4
Attribute name Summary
category The type of data, either session or interaction.
interactionDuration For interaction category events only. This is the total time for the interaction to render on the device. In addition to render time, this usually includes all external calls associated with the interaction. Currently, this attribute is measured in seconds for Android devices and in milliseconds for iOS devices.
name For interaction category events only. This is the label of the interaction associated with the event. It is by default assigned by New Relic. For example: ApplicationsListFragment or Display iOS_Example.MasterViewController.
reportedTimestampMs For interaction category events only. The UTC based timestamp for when the event was sent to New Relic. This is different from the attribute ‘timestamp’, which is when the event began.

MobileHandledException

MobileHandledException is sent when an exception is caught and is used for non-fatal exceptions reported to New Relic using the recordHandledException API for Android or iOS.

Total attributes in this event: 9
Attribute name Summary
exceptionAppBuildUuid The build identifier (uuid) of the binary in which the exception was caught.
exceptionCause The platform-specific cause of the exception.
exceptionLocation New Relic defined location of an exception. Contains a combination of exception file name, class, line number, and method.
exceptionLocationClass Comes from the exception: The class that generated the exception.
exceptionLocationFile Comes from the exception: The file where the exception was generated.
exceptionLocationLine Comes from the exception: The line number where the exception was generated.
exceptionLocationMethod Comes from the exception: The method that generated the exception..
exceptionMessage Message associated with the exception. For Android, the Throwable message. An exception message comes from the exception. The message can be user-generated or a generic system message such as Null pointer.
exceptionName The potentially symbolicated or deobfuscated exception type.