Event Log

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The Event Log screen is used to review the outcome of certain system processes. The content of the event log provides a record of which processes completed successfully and which processes failed.

Event Log screen

Screen Access

This screen is displayed upon the completion of certain system processes.

Interface Initialization

Upon initial display of the screen, the following occurs:

The title bar text is set to "Event Log".

The Event Log pane displays the contents of the event log generated during the most-recent system process.

The Print button is visible and enabled as the default.

The Close button is visible and enabled as the default.

Event Logs

The content displayed on the Event Log screen varies based on which application process created the event log. Click the following links for more information about the Event Log screens that display when specific system processes are run:

Screen Elements

Unless otherwise stated below, all controls on the Event Log screen are visible and enabled when:

The screen is active.

If one or more special conditions exist that affect a control on the Event Log screen, the condition(s) are documented for that specific control below.

Event Log pane

View the content of the event log in the Event Log pane.

The Event Log pane contains only the most-recent actions. View the record of events and errors that occurred as a result of the system process. The contents of the control are read-only. When the text exceeds the bounds of the pane, vertical and horizontal scroll bars display.

Print button

Click the Print button to print the text displayed in the Event Log pane.

The system prints the contents of the Event Log pane on the default printer for your workstation when clicked.

It has a mnemonic of "P".

Close button

Click the Close button to close the screen.

It does not have a mnemonic. Its keyboard shortcut is the Esc (escape) key.

The calling screen displays when the button is clicked.

Processing

If data can be validated and saved on the screen, the following processes occur when the screen is processed:

A process to check for required controls as identified in the Data Map below is performed.
A process to check for valid entries as identified individually for each applicable control in Screen Elements above is performed.
A process to check for edits and cross edits as identified for each applicable control in Screen Elements above is performed.
If any checks or processes fail, a standard error message displays.

If no data can be validated and saved on the screen:

No cross edits are performed.
All values are considered legitimate.
No data is written to the database.

Data Map

The Data Map defines the values saved for all controls on the screen. If available, any additional notes or comments are displayed in the Notes column.

Control Label	Control Type	Table. Column	Notes
Event Log	pane	·	·

Software Version: 2.40.00