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Visual Basic Tutorial: Pt. 2 - How to Create and Use a Custom Event Log

Chapter: Introduction to .NET and Visual Basic Concepts

Skill Level: 400 (Intermediate - Advanced)
Duration: 4:30
Size: 4.27MB
Versions/Editions Covered: Visual Basic , Visual Studio 2005
Added/Updated: Apr 30, 2007

This second video in the series will show you the process of creating and using a custom event log

Highlights:

How to delete/create/change mapping
How to write to custom event log

Tags for this video: create log custom event log event log mapping write custom log

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This video is part of the following video series: "How to Write to the Windows Event Log"

Event logging is a very important piece of business. In this video series you will use the event viewer to write to the application event log or to write to a custom log, as well as learn the process of how to create your own custom event log

Highlights:
How to use a console application in C#
Working with the event log class
Using an "if" test
How to view your logged events
Assigning event IDs and categories
Creating an event source

To view all videos in this series, click here

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