Log event subscription code table

The log event subscription code table defines values for subscribing to different log events. For each external system, define the message category, message ID, and message severity to log. Then define one or more log event notification destinations. This information is stored in the LogEventSubscription database table.

Use the following procedure to configure the Log Event Subscription Code Table:

1. Go to System Administration > System Admin > Code Table Setup.

2. From the Code Table Selection list, select Log Event Subscription Table.

3. Use the Number of rows to insert on add dropdown menu to select the number of blank rows to add to the code table.

4. From the Code Table Setup menu, click Add. The new rows appear in the table.

5. Click to select each blank row added and configure the following parameters:

   • External System. (Required) Defines the external system that is subscribing to receive log events. Use the dropdown menu to select from the external systems configured in the External System Table.

   • Message Category. (Required) Use the dropdown menu to select a category to filter by.

   • Message ID. (Optional) Use the dropdown menu to select a message ID to filter by.

   • Message Severity. (Required) Use the dropdown menu to select a message severity to filter by. This is a required box. The valid values are as follows:

     • Critical Error. An error occurred, and the operation failed.

     • Error. An error occurred, but the operation continued to completion.

     • Warning. A situation occurred that required a warning, but the operation completed successfully.

     • Information. A message pertinent to the running of the operation was issued, and the operation completed successfully.

     • Trace. Allows you to follow the event.

     • Debug

   • Notify Using Web Service. Select to publish log events through the web service. If the web service connection is not already created, open the Web Service Client Table and add a row with the following values:

     • Client Process. App Server Process

     • Service Process. External System

     • Namespace. http://www.itron.com/mdm/logevent/2009/03

     • Service Contract. ILogEventReceive

   • Notify Using MSMQ Address. Select the checkbox to publish log events to a MSMQ queue, and then select the queue address from the dropdown menu.

   • Notify Using Logging Configuration. Select the checkbox to publish log events using the log4net logging framework. Use the dropdown menu to select a logging configuration. Logging configurations are defined in the Logging Configurations code table.

6. Click Enter to save the values to the code table.

7. Click Save.