Which option is not part of the global troubleshooting settings in Dynatrace?

The option that is not part of the global troubleshooting settings in Dynatrace is the option that relates to exporting data in CSV format. Global troubleshooting settings in Dynatrace are designed to enhance the diagnostic capabilities of the platform, allowing users to capture pertinent performance metrics and detailed information about application behavior.

Capture SQL Select row count, real user monitoring, and capture background CPU method hotspot information are all features that deal with analyzing and troubleshooting the performance of applications. For instance, capturing the SQL Select row count provides valuable insight into database interactions, helping identify potential bottlenecks caused by inefficient queries. Real user monitoring is essential for understanding the user experience in real-time, tracking how users interact with an application and the performance metrics associated with those interactions. Capturing CPU method hotspot information enables users to analyze which methods are consuming the most CPU time, providing a pathway for performance optimization.

In contrast, exporting data in CSV format generally pertains to data management or reporting functionalities rather than direct troubleshooting settings. While it can be a useful feature for analyzing data externally, it does not fall under the specific tools or controls designed for ongoing performance diagnostics within the Dynatrace environment.