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IDTSLogging.Log Method

Definition

Writes the log entry.

public:
 void Log(System::String ^ eventName, System::String ^ computerName, System::String ^ operatorName, System::String ^ sourceName, System::String ^ sourceGuid, System::String ^ executionGuid, System::String ^ messageText, DateTime startTime, DateTime endTime, int dataCode, cli::array <System::Byte> ^ % dataBytes);
public void Log (string eventName, string computerName, string operatorName, string sourceName, string sourceGuid, string executionGuid, string messageText, DateTime startTime, DateTime endTime, int dataCode, ref byte[] dataBytes);
abstract member Log : string * string * string * string * string * string * string * DateTime * DateTime * int * Byte[] -> unit
Public Sub Log (eventName As String, computerName As String, operatorName As String, sourceName As String, sourceGuid As String, executionGuid As String, messageText As String, startTime As DateTime, endTime As DateTime, dataCode As Integer, ByRef dataBytes As Byte())

Parameters

eventName
String

The event calling the log entry.

computerName
String

The name of local computer.

operatorName
String

The user account.

sourceName
String

The object that is the source of the event.

sourceGuid
String

The GUID of the task.

executionGuid
String

The GUID of the specific execution of the package, used to distinguish multiple executions of the same package.

messageText
String

The text to write in the log.

startTime
DateTime

The start time of the event.

endTime
DateTime

The end time of the event.

dataCode
Int32

Numeric data field.

dataBytes
Byte[]

A byte array field for binary large objects (BLOBs).

Remarks

The primary method for logging is the Log method. All events logged using this method will be subject to filtering by the LoggingOptions object. However, you achieve certain performance gains by conditioning the calls to Log based on whether logging is enabled, which is done by checking the Enabled status. This enables you to save the time it would take to compose the arguments and the method call overhead.

Applies to