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How to use Stored Procedures with ‘write database’?

How to use Stored Procedures with ‘write database’? Created 2007-05-08 by Rainer Gerhards. EventReporter, MonitorWare Agent and WinSyslog support stored procedures in their ‘write database’ actions. This option is supported for Microsoft SQL Server only. With other database systems, it might work, but Adiscon does not guarantee it. Stored procedures are used just like database […]

Can I use the old EventLog Monitor with Vista?

Can I use the old EventLog Monitor with Vista? Created 2007-04-18 by Florian Riedl. Windows Vista available since early 2007. Due to the changes Microsoft introduced with Vista, the procedure for monitoring event logs with the non-Vista event log monitor has changed.  Adiscon introduced the native Vista EventLog Monitor V2 which requires no specific prerequisites. […]

How To setup EventLogMonitor V2 Service

How To setup EventLogMonitor V2 Service Article created 2007-04-10 by Florian Riedl Article updated 2011-05-25 by Tom Bergfeld. Please note: Starting with EventReporter 8.3 and MonitorWare Agent 4.3 two different event log monitor services are provided. They are called “Event Log Monitor” (V1) and “Event Log Monitor V2”. In short, the V2 version is recommended […]

I get format message errors (code 317). What does this mean?

I get format message errors (code 317). What does this mean? Created 2007-04-10 by Florian Riedl. You can come across this specific error, by reviewing your EventLog data. The EventLog Monitor writes an entry to the EventLog and then retries. If debug is activated, a entry will be created there, too, looking like this: “2212 […]

Which Event Log Monitor to use for Vista?

Which Event Log Monitor to use for Vista? Created 2007-04-10 by Rainer Gerhards. Starting with EventReporter 8.3 and MonitorWare Agent 4.3 two different event log monitor services are provided. They are called “Event Log Monitor” (V1) and “Event Log Monitor V2”. In short, the V2 version is recommended for Windows Vista (and above, e.g. Longhorn […]

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