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A user defined event is a basic event, extended with any variables entered by the user. It is configured in the Ultra Format Editor:

Example - User defined event

event myEvent {
 ascii addedField1;
 int addedField2;                                        
};

 A user defined event is of Workflow type therefore includes Workflow specific fields.

The basic fields are automatically included in myEvent, along with the typed in fields. Population of the fields is done via an APL utilizing agent. 

Example - Usage of user defined event

myEvent x = udrCreate( myEvent );
x.addedField1 = aUDR.anum;
x.addedField2 = aUDR.code;                              
dispatchEvent( theEvent );

The fields of a user defined event:

  • agentName - The name of the agent issuing the event.

  • category - A user defined category, as entered in the Event Categories dialog. If utilized, this field is set manually in the APL code.

  • eventName - the name of the Event, as defined in Ultra.

  • origin - the IP address of the Execution Context the Workflow issuing the event is running on.

  • receiveTimeStamp - The date and time for when an event is inserted in the Platform database. This is the time used in for example the System Log.

  • severity - The severity of the event. May be any of: "Information"," Warning", "Error", or "Disaster". The default value is Information. If another severity is required, this field must be set manually in APL to one of the strings: Information, Warning, Error, Disaster.

  • timeStamp - The date and time taken fro the host where the event is issued.

  • workflowKey - The name of the internal workflow key.

  • workflowName - The name of the Workflow issuing the event.

  • <any> - Any information, as stated in the format configuration.

  • The contents field - Workflow name: <Workflow name>, Agent name: <Agent name>


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