App crash filter is mainly used for mobile apps to check in which session the app got crashed. You can either apply General or Advanced filter.

## General

In general filters, you have to specify the following filters which are listed below:

- Last: Specify time filters, such as last duration (such as: 15 minutes, 1 hour, 1 week, 1 day, 1 week, and so on).
- Custom: Specify the required Start and End date range.
- Select Page: In this option, you have to select the page on which you want to apply the compare. You can select the page from the drop-down provided.
- Select Channel: A channel is the medium through which you can access the site. You can select either the Desktop option or Mobile option from the drop-down provided.
- Select User Segment: It is a group of users having some common behavior or attributes. You can select one or multiple user segments as per your requirement from the given drop-down.
- Exception Message: This shows the exception message for the corresponding exception.
- Exception Name: This shows the name of the exception which has been occurred.
- Crash File Name: This shows the name of the file which is being crashed.
- Function: This shows the name of the function due to which the crash has been occurred.
- Application Name: This shows the name of the application which is being tested.
- Application Version: This shows the version for the corresponding application.

## Advanced Filters

To apply the advanced filter, you have to select the following options which are listed below:

- Select Device: Here you have to select the device which you want to use (such as PC, mobile, tablet) while executing the session.
- Select Platform: Here you have to select the platform which you want to use (such as iOS, Windows, Linux) while executing the session.
- Select Location: Here you have to select the location from where you want to execute the session (such as USA, India).
- Select Mobile Carrier: It denotes the mobile operator which you are using such as: Airtel, BSNL.
- Select Connection: It denotes the type of connection which you are using, such as: 2G, 3G, 4G etc with the mobile application.

#### Notes:

- Once all the fields are entered, you have to click on the Apply Apply button to apply the crash filter.
- Once the crash filter is applied, you will see the following details which are listed below:
  1. Exception: This shows the exception in an app crash.
  2. Exception Message: This shows the exception message if any.
  3. Crashed file name: This shows the name of the file which is crashed.
  4. Function Name: This shows the name of the function due to which the crash happened.
  5. Count: This shows the number of counts in the crash.
- You can also reset the filter by clicking on the Reset Filters icon.