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• hostname (optional) is the name of the node where the procedure is hosted. If the parameter is omitted, the current node is assumed.
• procname is the procedure name, including sub-procedures.
• casenum is the case number you want to create the audit trail entry for.
• eventnum is the number of the user-defined audit trail entry, as defined in the SWDIR\etc\language.lng\auditusr.mes file. See Defining Audit Trail Entries.
• desc and user are text strings which will be displayed in the audit trail entry for the case, in place of the %desc and %user strings, which are defined in the event_description for the entry in the SWDIR\etc\language.lng\auditusr.mes file. See Defining Audit Trail Entries.The desc and user strings can be used to supply case-specific information, such as a description of the event, the name of the user affected, and any other desired information. The desc string can be a maximum of 24 characters, while user a maximum of 255 characters. If either string includes spaces, it should be enclosed in quotation marks.
• -P priority specifies the internal message queue priorities. For more information about message priorities, see "Message Prioritizing" in the appropriate TIBCO iProcess Engine (Database) Administrator’s Guide.User-defined audit trail entries must be pre-defined in all of the SWDIR/etc/language.lng/auditusr.mes files. You must create these files if you want to define your own audit trail messages.
System audit trail messages are defined in the SWDIR/etc/language.lng/audit.mes file. You cannot use system audit trail messages with swutil.eventnum:event_description
• eventnum is the decimal number which identifies the entry, as referenced by the eventnum parameter in the swutil AUDIT command. See Create a User-Defined Audit Trail Entry.eventnum must be 256 or higher. (Numbers 0 to 255 are reserved for use by iProcess, and are defined in the SWDIR/etc/language.lng/audit.mes file.)
• event_description is a message string which describes the event. It can contain the strings %user and %desc, which are replaced by the desc and user strings supplied in the swutil AUDIT command. See Create a User-Defined Audit Trail Entry.
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