March 2002
Intermediate to advanced
864 pages
31h 8m
English
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Name
EventLogPermissionAccess
Synopsis
This enumeration is used by EventLogPermissionAttribute.
None indicates no access, and
Browse allows you to read logs.
Instrument allows reading and writing.
Audit represents the highest level of access.
It lets you read logs, clear a log, monitor events, respond to
entries, delete logs and event sources, and enumerate a collection of
all logs.
public enum EventLogPermissionAccess { None = 0x00000000, Browse = 0x00000002, Instrument = 0x00000006, Audit = 0x0000000A }
Hierarchy
System.Object→System.ValueType→System.Enum(System.IComparable, System.IFormattable, System.IConvertible)→EventLogPermissionAccess
Returned By
EventLogPermissionAttribute.PermissionAccess, EventLogPermissionEntry.PermissionAccess
Passed To
EventLogPermission.EventLogPermission(), EventLogPermissionAttribute.PermissionAccess, EventLogPermissionEntry.EventLogPermissionEntry()
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