Standard Events

The following tables identify the standard events and the Request parameters that are generated for them:

SessionStart Event

The SessionStart event fires when the web server session starts for the current user. The parameters that are automatically passed by an associated Action element include:

BuildReport Event

The BuildReport event fires when the Report ID is determined and ends after the final output HTML is created. The parameters that are automatically passed by an associated Action element include:

@Request Parameter	Description
EventName	BuildReport
ElementID	Report
EventTime	The event's timestamp, in the format: yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss Example: 2007-04-25 17:49:21
EventTimePrecise	The event's timestamp, including milliseconds, in the format: yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss.msZ Example:2007-04-25T17:49:21.8106969Z
EventDuration	The duration of the event, in milliseconds. It captures the time it takes to produce the report on the server but does not include the time for the network to transmit the report to the client, nor the time for the client workstation to load the report.
ReportID	The report definition name. Example: Default During processing the Logi Engine may append additional identifying characters to the Report ID value. If you intend to write this information to a database, we recommend that you define the column for this value in the schema as at least varchar(100).

AuthenticateUser Event

Logi Security must be in use in order for the AuthenticateUser event to occur. In that case, the event fires when a user's Rights and Roles are determined. The firing of the event is therefore dependent on the setting of the Security element's CacheRights attribute. If the attribute is set to False or left blank, the event will fire with every request; if it's set to Session, the event will only fire at the beginning of the session. The parameters that are automatically passed by an associated Action element include:

RunSQL Event

The RunSQL event fires when a DataLayer.SQL or Procedure.SQL element runs. The parameters that are automatically passed by an associated Action element include:

RunSP Event

The RunSP event fires when a DataLayer.SP or Procedure.SP element runs. The parameters that are automatically passed by an associated Action element include: