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As stated in TS013352023, 404 requests are not shown in the analytics at all, which dificcults the debugging process in case of error. I understand that in some cases you cannot link the request to a product, but even without linking them to a product the request should appear in the analytics in order to identify the problem.
The example of the case, for instance, the problem was in a SOAP API, where the operation path was only specified in the body and the body was greater than 4Mb, so APIC could not identify the operation and discarded it as a 404.
In this case, the API could be shown in the analytics, even linked to the product (even if not to the operation) and the real cause of the error could be shown as well (body exceeding the size, instead of a trace in the gateway log difficult to find).
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