What happens to a request if it encounters client abort exceptions according to Dynatrace?

When a request encounters client abort exceptions in Dynatrace, it is treated as successful. This approach is based on the understanding that client aborts typically indicate that the client willingly terminated the request, often due to user interaction or decision rather than a fault in the application or server. Thus, the system does not classify these aborts as errors since they do not reflect issues with the application itself. This classification helps maintain a more accurate representation of the application's performance and user experience, distinguishing between genuine failures that warrant investigation and those that are simply a result of user behavior. Additionally, recognizing these scenarios as successful transactions allows teams to focus their efforts on addressing actual performance issues rather than on client-side behaviors that are out of the control of the application.