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rickyffff
rickyffff
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ADBINTERNAL server call

  • October 30, 2017
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Hello Adobe Community !

I found the following custom link in the report and got some questions:

ADBINTERNAL:Lifecycle

ADBINTERNAL:SessionInfo

ADBINTERNAL:Crash

What are their functions?

Are they necessary? e.g. If we take out ADBINTERNAL:SessionInfo, what would happen?

On what conditions would they fire? e.g. is ADBINTERNAL:Crash would fire during app crash?

Regards,

Ricky

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Best answer by EricMatisoff

Hi there,

ADBINTERNAL calls are all of your mobile lifecycle metrics, called by default in the Mobile App SDK. If you're looking to have proper data around Launches, First Launches, Crashes, Mobile Messaging, and more, then they are required.

ADBINTERNAL:Lifecycle is called in order to capture the Launches metric.

ADBINTERNAL:SessionInfo seems to be related to the Total Session Length metric.

Hope that helps

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rickyffff
rickyffffAuthor
Level 2
October 31, 2017

Anyone professional can help me?

EricMatisoff
Adobe Employee
EricMatisoffAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
Adobe Employee
October 31, 2017

Hi there,

ADBINTERNAL calls are all of your mobile lifecycle metrics, called by default in the Mobile App SDK. If you're looking to have proper data around Launches, First Launches, Crashes, Mobile Messaging, and more, then they are required.

ADBINTERNAL:Lifecycle is called in order to capture the Launches metric.

ADBINTERNAL:SessionInfo seems to be related to the Total Session Length metric.

Hope that helps

    rickyffff
    rickyffffAuthor
    Level 2
    October 31, 2017

    Hi there,

    Thanks for your reply, very useful.

    May I know more on the logic these default calls? Especially on what conditions would they fire?

    Alexis_Cazes_
    Alexis_Cazes_
    Level 10
    October 31, 2017

    They will fire as part of the lifecycle tracking. For this to work you will need to have lifecycle enabled:

    Android : Core Implementation and Lifecycle

    IOS: Core Implementation and Lifecycle

    This is how lifecycle metrics are triggered and why:

    IOS: Lifecycle Metrics https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/en_US/mobile/ios/metrics.html

    Android: Lifecycle Metrics

    This is how crashes are handled in Android: Track App Crashes

    This is how crashes are handle in IOS : Track App Crashes

    Lifecycle tracking implementation is required by a lot of mobile features like link acquisition as well.

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