Thank you, that's exactly what I was hoping for.  

What does 99.9% threshold mean?  Is it 99.9% of a standard deviation and above?  I'm using the 99.9% as an example. There are other thresholds 

Thank you for the answer, but no, i was really looking for a visit/session id.  I'm trying to debug a high bounce rate.  I know what and how to get the ECID.

Config ID, DataStream ID?  We're using WebSDK.  

Thanks, this is very helpful.  We populate the the pageName value but don't use it much.  We have an eVar1for pageName and an eVar2 for URL. We rely on the eVar1 almost exclusively. That eVar1 should be set on every page (and it is attached to most events).  Page DpageName = "paged";eVar1 is not set...

When I run a breakdown on a page name, I don't get just the URLs of that page. If there are five URLs in the breakdown,  the top one will overwhelmingly be the URL for that page, getting typically 85-90% of the page views but there will be other urls in there.  The way I typically explain this is th...

this happens to me on visits. Does that mean there are visits where no page name evar has been set?  

Thanks for your response, I really appreciate it.  I do have a data lake team, but the lack of a page name of every hit is an issue for them as well.   A technical fix is to just change the implementation, or add some code to prevent reloads and see how it goes. I think that is the route I'll have t...

I think its a segment, so i can use 'within 1 hit'.  But if I use a hit container, i get 0.  If I use visit, then 50% of my page views are included.  Unfortunately, my events are not passing a page name, so my events are not associated with a page. If that makes sense. 

Thanks very much, sincerely.  But this explains my problem without solving it.In your opinion, could this be solved by using a visit container, where reload exits an then within one hit "page event is equal or less than 10" (to capture multiple page events).  I then use this to segment page events. ...