Events Table

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Metadata Table Columns

Column Description ID The unique ID of the event in the database. This column is hidden by default. For additional information, see Working With Tables. Level An icon indicating the event's severity level ( Information, Warning, or Error) . Date & Time The date and time the event was logged. Name The name of the logged operation, or a description of the warning/error. Server ID The unique ID of the server from which the event was logged. User If the event originated from a user action, this will be both the user ID and user name. If no user is associated with the event, it will show 0 (System). Outcome For user requests and server tasks, this icon indicates whether the action was successful or not. For example a failed user login attempt will show a failure icon. IP Address For user requests, the IP address of the originating client. Channel ID - Message ID If the event occurs in a specific channel, the channel ID will be logged. If the event occurs due to a specific message, a dash wi

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Import Messages

Note that only messages that have been exported with the "XML serialized message" option are able to be imported. Item Name Description A Import From If Server is chosen, messages are imported from the server file system. If My Computer is chosen, messages from the machine running the Administrator are imported into the server. Select Browse to select a file or folder from your local computer. B File/Folder/Archive Select a specific message XML file, a folder containing message XML files, or a zip/tar.gz/tar.bz2 compressed archive containing message XML files. C Include Sub-folders If checked, all sub-directories within the selected folder are searched recursively for messages to import. D Import Select Import to perform the import operation. Note: The message appears on the list with its contents in the Messages window at the bottom of the page. A unique identifier for each imported message appears in the Import Channel Id column. This alphanumeric code lets you readily identify messa

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Backup Current Server Configuration

Before you begin A Server Configuration file is a snapshot of your current server settings, including all channels, alerts, scripts, and other properties. This configuration may be backed up from one Mirth® Connect server and restored into a different server. Note: If you have just installed Mirth® Connect and you do not yet have any channels or other configurations, you can skip this section. Use the following steps to backup your server configuration Log into the Mirth Connect Administrator (see Mirth Connect Administrator Overview) . In the Mirth Connect pane, select Settings. Select the Server tab. In the Server Tasks pane, select Backup Config. Enter a location to save the server configuration XML file, then select Save. Review the Information message, then select OK. Warning: The Server Configuration file does not include Users, Events, or Message / Attachment data. To export events, see Searching Events. To export message / attachment data, see Message Browser Tasks. Parent topi

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Searching Events

The Event Browser search capabilities are very similar to the Message Browser. For information on many of these shared components, see Search Messages. The following search options are unique to the Event Browser: Item Name Description A Name The operation name or a short description of the event's warning / error. All events that contain this string somewhere in the name (case-insensitive) will be returned. B Level Check these boxes to search for events with the INFORMATION, WARNING, and/or ERROR levels. Advanced Search Filter Parent topic: Events View

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Navigation

Select the Events link in the Mirth Connect task panel in the upper-left: Parent topic: Events View

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Event Attributes Table

The attributes table at the bottom of the Event Browser shows more detailed information about a particular event. This will typically include the channel ID / name, if the event is a channel operation like start/stop/deploy. If the event is an error, the attributes table will typically show any exception associated with the event. If an attribute value is too long and is truncated in the table, you can double-click the table row to display the value in a separate dialog: Parent topic: Events View

Events Table

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Searching Events

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Event Attributes Table