CEventLogRecord : CObject

$Revision: 19 $

Description

This class makes it easy to deal with Event Log records. It is patterened after the EVENTLOGRECORD data structure.

Data Members

ComputerName: Name of the computer where the event occured.
Source: Name of the application that generated the event.
RecordNumber: Number of the record.
Reserved: A special field that Microsoft doesn't know what to do with.
TimeGenerated: Time when the event occured.
TimeWritten: Time when the event was written.
EventID: ID of the event.
EventType: Type of event.
EventCategory: The category of event.
PairedEventFlags: Flags.
ClosingRecordNumber: Used in paired events.
UserSID: The user's SID.
Data: Any data that was written with the event.
Strings: String data associated with the event.

Methods

Compare: Compares this object with another one.
Copy: Copies another CEventLogRecord or a EVENTLOGRECORD.
Empty: Sets all data members to an initial state.
Serialize: After all, we are a CObject...

Example

#include <wfc.h>

void test_CEventLog( void )
{
   WFCTRACEINIT( TEXT( "test_CEventLog()" ) );

   CEventLog log;

   if ( log.Open( TEXT( "WFC" ) ) == FALSE )
   {
      WFCTRACE( TEXT( "Can't Open WFC event log because" ) );
      WFCTRACEERROR( log.GetErrorCode() );
   }

   if ( log.RegisterSource( TEXT( "WFC" ) ) == FALSE )
   {
      WFCTRACE( TEXT( "Can't Open WFC event log because" ) );
      WFCTRACEERROR( log.GetErrorCode() );
   }

   CEventLogRecord record;

   DWORD loop_index = 0;

   while( log.Read( loop_index, record ) != FALSE )
   {
#if defined( _DEBUG )
      record.Dump( afxDump );
#endif // _DEBUG
      loop_index++;
   }

}

Copyright, 2000, Samuel R. Blackburn
$Workfile: CEventLogRecord.CPP $
$Modtime: 1/04/00 5:11a $