event-log

问题 What is the easiest way to check if events have been logged in the eventlog during a period of time? I want to perform a series of automated test steps and then check if any errors were logged to the Application Event Log, ignoring a few sources that I'm not interested in. I can use System.Diagnostics.EventLog and then look at the Entries collection, but it doesn't seem very useable for this scenario. For instance Entries.Count can get smaller over time if the event log is removing old

问题 What is the easiest way to check if events have been logged in the eventlog during a period of time? I want to perform a series of automated test steps and then check if any errors were logged to the Application Event Log, ignoring a few sources that I'm not interested in. I can use System.Diagnostics.EventLog and then look at the Entries collection, but it doesn't seem very useable for this scenario. For instance Entries.Count can get smaller over time if the event log is removing old

问题 I have a .NET web service that is trying to log to the Windows Event Log. However, when I try to send a SOAP request to a web method in this web service, I get back this error in the SOAP response: System.InvalidOperationException: Cannot open log for source 'MySource'. You may not have write access. ---> System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception: Access is denied I've tried Googling around for a solution. This one describes editing a registry key that does not exist for me in Windows 7 64-bit;

问题 I have a .NET web service that is trying to log to the Windows Event Log. However, when I try to send a SOAP request to a web method in this web service, I get back this error in the SOAP response: System.InvalidOperationException: Cannot open log for source 'MySource'. You may not have write access. ---> System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception: Access is denied I've tried Googling around for a solution. This one describes editing a registry key that does not exist for me in Windows 7 64-bit;

问题 I am using ELMAH to log errors in my asp.net MVC(C#) application. I am able to log errors in xml or database. How to log errors to the eventlog using ELMAH? 回答1: ELMAH does not include an event log option. ELMAH error log classes are not write-only; they also read the log data so that it can be displayed in the ELMAH web interface. Additionally, ELMAH logs more than just exception information. It also logs server variables, the form collection, and the information necessary to reproduce the

问题 I am using ELMAH to log errors in my asp.net MVC(C#) application. I am able to log errors in xml or database. How to log errors to the eventlog using ELMAH? 回答1: ELMAH does not include an event log option. ELMAH error log classes are not write-only; they also read the log data so that it can be displayed in the ELMAH web interface. Additionally, ELMAH logs more than just exception information. It also logs server variables, the form collection, and the information necessary to reproduce the

问题 I am using ELMAH to log errors in my asp.net MVC(C#) application. I am able to log errors in xml or database. How to log errors to the eventlog using ELMAH? 回答1: ELMAH does not include an event log option. ELMAH error log classes are not write-only; they also read the log data so that it can be displayed in the ELMAH web interface. Additionally, ELMAH logs more than just exception information. It also logs server variables, the form collection, and the information necessary to reproduce the

问题 I'm writing to the windows event log using C#. I can set every field visible in the mmc.exe "Computer Management" tool, except for the User field. The client application is ASP.NET and uses forms authentication. public static void WriteOnce() { EventLog log = new EventLog("MyApp"); if (!EventLog.SourceExists("MySource")) { EventSourceCreationData data = new EventSourceCreationData("MySource", "MyApp"); EventLog.CreateEventSource(data); } log.Source = "MySource"; log.WriteEntry("Hello World",

问题 I have the following code: string query = "???"; EventLogQuery elq = new EventLogQuery("Application", PathType.LogName, query); elq.Session = new EventLogSession("x.x.x.x"); EventLogReader elr = new EventLogReader(elq); I'm trying to figure out what I need to set query to in order to look for all entries with a source of "SQLSERVERAGENT". 回答1: I have just spent an hour trying to solve similar for myself and thought I would contribute back with the solution for anyone else that comes this way.

问题 Question: How to write an event log entry with structured XML data using PowerShell? My PowerShell script writes to the Windows event log using the Write-EventLog cmdlet. Currently I use the -Message parameter to set the event log message: Write-EventLog -LogName $EventLogName -Source $EventSource -EntryType Error -EventId 1 -Message "MyMessageHere" If you look at the message using Windows EventViewer you get an XML like this: <Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events