Which data is included in service request monitoring data capture?

Service request monitoring in Dynatrace comprehensively captures detailed data regarding the performance and behavior of services. SQL literals are specifically included in this type of monitoring as they provide insights into the exact queries being executed against the database. This information is critical for understanding performance bottlenecks and optimizing database operations. Monitoring service requests includes the ability to analyze the actual parameters and statements sent to the database, which aids in troubleshooting and performance tuning.

The other options, while related to user interactions or web application performance, do not directly pertain to the specific metrics collected during service request monitoring. Mouse movements relate to user interaction tracking rather than backend service performance. HTML source code captures the structure of web pages, which is useful for frontend development but does not provide backend service insights. User tags are used for categorization and can enhance monitoring but are not part of the core data collected in service request monitoring.