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# Transactions By Name

The Transactions by Name table shows aggregate statistics about transactions coordinated by this server for each named transaction. Statistics for unnamed transactions are not included in this table. You can click column headings in the table to sort the information in the table. You can also click Customize this view to select the columns to display in the table.

- For more information about monitoring transactions, see Monitoring Transactions.
- For more information about configuring WebLogic JTA in the Administration Console, see JTA.

## Attributes

The Transactions by Name table includes the following columns:

Name—The transaction name as specified in the application that created the transaction.

Transactions—The total number of transactions processed with this transaction name.

Commits—The total number of committed transactions with this transaction name.

Rollbacks—The total number of transactions with this transaction name that were rolled back.

Timeout Rollbacks—The number of transactions with this transaction name that were rolled back due to a timeout expiration.

Resource Rollbacks—The number of transactions with this transaction name that were rolled back due to a resource failure. A resource can be a database or other XA-compliant transaction participant.

Application Rollbacks—The number of transactions with this transaction name that were rolled back due to an application failure.

System Rollbacks—The number of transactions with this transaction name that were rolled back due to an internal system error.

Heuristics—The number of transactions with this transaction name that complete with a heuristic status. A heuristic completion (or heuristic decision) occurs when a resource makes a unilateral decision during the completion stage of a distributed transaction to commit or rollback updates. See Handling Heuristic Completions.

Transaction Abandoned Total Count—The number of transactions with this transaction name that were abandoned. An abandoned transaction is a transaction during which the processing time for the second phase of the two-phase commit process exceeds the limit set in the JTA configuration. See Abandoning Transactions for more information.