If a server does not support one or more of the filter criteria requested in SetFilter, it returns empty arrays for lists, and values which indicate no filtering is taking place for non-list items. In these cases, it does not return any filters which may have been requested in SetFilter, but which were ignored.
Syntax
| Visual Basic (Declaration) | |
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Public Function GetFilter( _ ByRef _eventType As Integer, _ ByRef numCategories As Integer, _ ByRef eventCategories As Integer(), _ ByRef lowSeverity As Integer, _ ByRef highSeverity As Integer, _ ByRef numAreas As Integer, _ ByRef areaList As String(), _ ByRef numSources As Integer, _ ByRef sourceList As String() _ ) As Integer | |
| C# | |
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public int GetFilter( out int _eventType, out int numCategories, out int[] eventCategories, out int lowSeverity, out int highSeverity, out int numAreas, out string[] areaList, out int numSources, out string[] sourceList ) | |
Parameters
- _eventType
- A bit map with EventType enumerator flags specifying which event types are of allowed through the CurrentEventFilter.
- numCategories
- Length of the event category array returned.
- eventCategories
- Array of event categories for the CurrentEventFilter.
- lowSeverity
- Lowest severity allowed through CurrentEventFilter. If the server does not support filtering on severity, the returned value will be 1.
- highSeverity
- Highest severity allowed through CurrentEventFilter. If the server does not support filtering on severity, the returned value will be 1000.
- numAreas
- Length of the area list array returned.
- areaList
- List of process areas for the CurrentEventFilter.
- numSources
- Length of the event source list returned.
- sourceList
- List of sources for the CurrentEventFilter.
Requirements
Target Platforms: Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 family