Frees all resources owned by the Log Engine object prior to its destruction. In particular, any outstanding asynchronous request is cancelled, the database, the database session and the resource file are all closed.

Adds an event to the log database. This is an asynchronous request.

There must be no asynchronous request outstanding when this function is called, otherwise the function raises a LogCli 0 panic.

Registers a new event type. This is an asynchronous request.

There must be no asynchronous request outstanding when this function is called, otherwise the function raises a LogCli 0 panic.

Changes the Log Engine configuration. This is an asynchronous request.

There must be no asynchronous request outstanding when this function is called, otherwise the function raises a LogCli 0 panic.

Changes the details of an existing event. This is an asynchronous request.

There must be no asynchronous request outstanding when this function is called, otherwise the function raises a LogCli 0 panic.

Note that it is not possible to change the event type using this function.

Changes the details of an existing event type. This is an asynchronous request.

There must be no asynchronous request outstanding when this function is called, otherwise the function raises a LogCli 0 panic.

Clears all events from the main event log that occurred before the specified date and time. This is an asynchronous request.

There must be no asynchronous request outstanding when this function is called, otherwise the function raises a LogCli 0 panic.

Clears the specified recent event list. This is an asynchronous request.

There must be no asynchronous request outstanding when this function is called, otherwise the function raises a LogCli 0 panic.

Not supported.

Not supported.

Deletes the event with the specified unique event ID, from the main event log.

Removes an existing event type. This is an asynchronous request.

There must be no asynchronous request outstanding when this function is called, otherwise the function raises a LogCli 0 panic.

Note that this function does not remove events from the event log, so it is possible to have events in the log that are of an unknown type. This function allows an event type associated with a component to be removed when that component is uninstalled.

Implements cancellation of an outstanding request.

This function is called as part of the active object's Cancel() .

It must call the appropriate cancel function offered by the active object's asynchronous service provider. The asynchronous service provider's cancel is expected to act immediately.

DoCancel() must not wait for event completion; this is handled by Cancel() .

CActive::Cancel

Gets the Log Engine configuration. This is an asynchronous request.

There must be no asynchronous request outstanding when this function is called, otherwise the function raises a LogCli 0 panic.

Gets the details of the specified event. This is an asynchronous request.

There must be no asynchronous request outstanding when this function is called, otherwise the function raises a LogCli 0 panic.

Gets the details of an event type. This is an asynchronous request.

There must be no asynchronous request outstanding when this function is called, otherwise the function raises a LogCli 0 panic.

Gets a standard string from the specified resource in logwrap.dll resource file.

The function can be used to populate some of the event fields in a CLogEvent object before creating or changing an event.

Note that TLogString is a modifiable buffer descriptor that is guaranteed to be large enough to contain all standard strings used in the Log Engine; pass an instance of this type to this function.

Requests notification of changes to the Log Engine database. This is an asynchronous request.

The function requires the caller to specify a minimum time that must elapse before this notification request can complete. The Log Engine buffers all changes that occur during this time; the request, then completes after this minimum time period has elapsed. If no changes occur within this time period, then the request completes when the next change to the database occurs.

There must be no asynchronous request outstanding when this function is called, otherwise the function raises a LogCli 0 panic.

Note that once a notification request has completed, this function must be called again to get further change notifications.

Cancels any outstanding notification request for changes to Log Engine database.