The log files are MS Access databases. These databases contain four tables that contain both the event definitions and the event data.
Table Categories
| Column |
Description of the |
| CatID |
Unique identifier of the category |
| Name |
Identifier of the category |
| TextID |
Numerical reference to a localizable text in the project file |
Table Events
| Column |
Description of the |
| Event |
Unique identifier of the log event within the category |
| CatID |
Reference to the CatID field in the Categories table as a reference to the category |
| Name |
Identifier of the log event |
| TextID |
Numerical reference to a localizable text in the project file |
Logbook table
| Column |
Description of the |
| ID |
Unique identifier of the data record (assigned automatically) |
| CatID |
Reference to the CatID field in the Categories table as a reference to the category |
| Event |
Reference to the Event field in the Events table as a reference to the log event definition |
| User |
Name of the user who was logged in when the event was triggered |
| Date |
Date/time of the log event |
| Text |
Text for the log event |
| TextID |
Numerical reference to a localizable text in the project file |
| HelpFile |
Optional name of a help file |
| HelpID |
Optional number of a help page (HelpContextID) |
| HasNotes |
Indication of whether notes are available for the log entry |
| SortBuffer |
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Notes table
| Column |
Description of the |
| ID |
Unique identifier of the data record (assigned automatically) |
| ParentID |
Reference to the ID field in the LogBook table as a reference to a logged event |
| Date |
Date/time of the note |
| User |
Name of the logged in user |
| Grade |
Note information |