Mobile Analytics provides details about the performance of your mobile apps as experienced by your end users. The data collected includes information about the mobile app names and versions, network requests, performance times, locations, carrier and device data, errors, and any custom data that you configured in your Mobile RUM configuration. 

This page describes the field names available for mobile requests Analytics data, along with the Events Service internal name. See Mobile RUM Metrics. When accessing the data using ADQL queries, you need to use the Events Service internal name in the query.

Event Type: mobile_snapshots

Key (event type identifier): appkey

UI Field NameEvents Service Internal Name

Mobile App Info Fields

agentidagentid
agentversionagentversion
appkeyappkey
cguidcguid
Mobile App Name

mobileappname

For example: "com.appdynamics.eum.test.apps.E2E-PictureSharingApp"

Mobile App Versionmobileappversion
Platformplatform

Network Request Fields

Backgroundhappenedinbackground
Experiencenetworkrequestexperience
HTTP Status Codehttpstatuscode
Network Request Namenetworkrequestname
Network Request Typenetworkrequesttype
Request Content LengthrequestContentLength
Response Content LengthresponseContentLength

Performance Time Fields

Estimated BT Timebtdata.estimatedtime
Network Request Timenetworkrequesttime

Location Fields

Countrygeocountry
Regiongeoregion

Carrier and Device Data Fields

Carriercarrier
Connection Type

connectiontype

For example: "wifi", "4g", "cell"

Device / Manufacturer

devicename

For example: "Samsung", "Apple"

Model

devicemodel

For example: "iPhone 5" "iPad 2 WIFI"

OS Version

osversion

For example: "iOS 6.0", "Android 4.2"

Error Fields

Network Type Errornetworkerror

Custom User Data Fields

your_field_name
userdata.your_field_name
userdataBoolean.your_field_name
userdataDate.your_field_name
userdataLong.your_field_name
userdataDouble.your_field_name

If your field name contains spaces or any reserved characters, the field name must be surrounded by backquotes. For example, if you define a custom field called "Item Purchased", the Events Service field name is userdata.`Item Purchased`