Can the page load time be increased beyond 45 sec on the Web Transaction (Browser) Monitor
The page load time cannot be set beyond 45 seconds. This is because the system will have to complete the entire data collection within 165 seconds irrespective of the number of steps. So, having a page load time greater than 45 seconds might create false alerts.
For instance, while recording a four-step transaction, setting a page load time as 45 seconds for each page would affect the data collection time of 165 seconds as the total page load time may lead to 180 seconds.
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