Log Format
A log record is a data record that stores information communicated in a single log event. Log records are stored in the Centralized Log Database in the following tables:
G_LOG_MESSAGES
The G_LOG_MESSAGES table consists of one row for each log message. The structure of the table is described in the following table: [+] Show table structure
Field Name
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Type
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Description
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Structure of the G_LOG_MESSAGES Table
ID
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numeric
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The unique identifier of the record stored in this table.
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MESSAGE_ID
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integer
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The unique identifier of the event.
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TIMEGENERATED
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datetime
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The time when the record was written to the database, in GMT format.
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TIMEWRITTEN
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datetime
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The time when the record was written to the database, in GMT format.
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PRIORITY
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integer
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The log level of the reported event. This field can have one of the following values:
2—Trace-level events. The Trace level of logging reports the details of communication between the various solution components and contains information about the processing steps for each
interaction by each solution component.
3—Interaction-level events. The Interaction level of logging reports the details of an interaction process by solution components that handle interactions and contains information
about the processing steps for each interaction by each solution component.
4—Standard-level events. The Standard level of logging contains high-level events that report both major problems and normal operations of in-service solutions.
5—Alarm-level events. The Alarm level of logging reports the events related to alarm detection, processing, and removal.
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ORIGIN
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integer
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Reserved for future use.
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CATEGORY
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integer
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Identifies the type of the log record and can have one of the following values:
0—for application-related log events
2—for audit-related log events
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DATALEN
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integer
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Reserved for future use.
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APPDBID
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integer
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Reserved for future use.
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APPTYPE
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integer
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The type of application that reported the event. Refer to APPTYPE Field Values for a list of the valid values.
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APPNAME
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string
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The name of the application, as specified in the Configuration Database, that reported the event.
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HOSTNAME
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string
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The name of the host, as specified in the Configuration Database, on which the application that reported the event runs.
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MESSAGETEXT
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string
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Text defining and describing the event.
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APPTYPE Field Values
The following table provides the valid values for the APPTYPE field in the G_LOG_MESSAGES table. [+] Show values
Value
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Application Type
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Application Types for APPTYPE Field in the G_LOG_MESSAGES Table
00
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Applications of all types when reporting log events common to all Genesys applications
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01
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T-Server
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01
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Programmable Gateway Framework
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02
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Stat Server
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03
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Billing Server
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06
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Voice Treatment Server
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08
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DB Server
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09
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Call Concentrator
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10
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CPD (Call Progress Detection) Server
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11
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List Manager
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12
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Outbound Contact Server
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15
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Universal Routing Server
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21
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Configuration Server
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23
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Third Party Server
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26
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DART Server (Obsolete)
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28
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Custom Server
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29
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External Router
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31
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Virtual Routing Point
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32
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Database (Obsolete)
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33
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Web Option
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34
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Detail Biller
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35
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Summary Biller
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36
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Network Overflow Manager
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37
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Backup Control Client
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38
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CC Analyzer Data Sourcer
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40
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IVR Interface Server
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41
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I-Server
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42
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Message Server
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43
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Solution Control Server
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46
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DB Server
|
48
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WFM Data Aggregator
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50
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WFM Schedule Server
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52
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ETL Proxy
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54
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GVP-Voice Communication Server
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55
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VSS System
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58
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CC Analyzer Data Mart
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59
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Chat Server
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60
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Callback Server
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61
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Co-Browsing Server
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62a
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SMS Server
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63
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Contact Server
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64
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E-Mail Server
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65
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Media Link
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66
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Web Interaction Requests Server
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67
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Web Stat Server
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68
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Web Interaction Server
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69
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Web Option Route Point
|
74
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Voice over IP Controller
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77
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HA Proxy
|
78
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Voice over IP Stream Manager
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79
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Voice over IP DMX Server
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80
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Web API Server
|
81
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Load Balancer
|
82
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Application Cluster
|
83
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Load Distribution Server
|
84
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G-Proxy
|
85
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Genesys Interface Server
|
86
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GCN Delivery Server
|
88
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IVR DirectTalk Server
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89
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GCN Thin Server
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90
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Classification Server
|
91
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Training Server
|
92
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Universal Callback Server
|
93
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CPD Server Proxy
|
94
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XLink Controller
|
95
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K-Worker Portal
|
96
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WFM Server
|
97
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WFM Builder
|
98
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WFM Reports
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99
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WFM Web
|
100
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Knowledge Manager
|
101
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IVR Driver
|
102
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IVR Library
|
103
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LCS Adapter
|
104
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Desktop NET Server
|
105
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Siebel7 ConfSynchComponent
|
106
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Siebel7 CampSynchComponent
|
107
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Generic Server
|
108
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Generic Client
|
109
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Call Director
|
110
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SIP Communication Server
|
111
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Interaction Server
|
112
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Integration Server
|
113
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WFM Daemon
|
114
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GVP Policy Manager
|
115
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GVP Cisco Queue Adapter
|
116
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GVP Text To Speech Server
|
117
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GVP ASR Log Manager
|
118
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GVP Bandwidth Manager
|
119
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GVP Events Collector
|
120
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GVP Cache Server
|
121
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GVP ASR Log Server
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122
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GVP ASR Package Loader
|
123
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GVP IP Communication Server
|
124
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GVP Resource Manager
|
125
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GVP SIP Session Manager
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126
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GVP Media Gateway
|
127
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GVP Soft Switch
|
128
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GVP Core Service
|
129
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GVP Voice Communication Server
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130
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GVP Unified Login Server
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131
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GVP Call Status Monitor
|
132
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GVP Reporter
|
133
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GVP H323 Session Manager
|
134
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GVP ASR Log Manager Agent
|
135
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GVP Genesys Queue Adapter
|
136
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GVP IServer
|
137
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GVP SCP Gateway
|
138
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GVP SRP Server
|
139
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GVP MRCP TTS Server
|
140
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GVP CCS Server
|
141
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GVP MRCP ASR Server
|
142
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GVP Network Monitor
|
143
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GVP OBN Manager
|
144
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GVP Self Service Provisioning Server
|
145
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GVP Media Control Platform
|
146
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GVP Fetching Module
|
147
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GVP Media Control Platform Legacy Interpreter
|
148
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GVP Call Control Platform
|
149
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GVP Resource Manager
|
150
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GVP Redundancy Manager
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151
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GVP Media Server
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152
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GVP PSTN Connector
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153
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GVP Reporting Server
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154
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GVP SSG (formerly GVP ASG)
|
155
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GVP CTI Connector
|
156
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Resource Access Point
|
157
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Workspace Desktop Edition (formerly Interaction Workspace)
|
158
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Advisors
|
159
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ESS Extensible Services
|
160
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Customer View
|
161
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Orchestration Server
|
162
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Reserved
|
163
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Capture Point
|
164
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Rules ESP Server
|
165
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Genesys Administrator
|
166
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iWD Manager
|
167
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iWD Runtime Node
|
168
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Business Rules Execution Server
|
169
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Business Rules Application Server
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170
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VP Policy Server
|
171
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Social Messaging Server
|
172
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CSTA Connector
|
173
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VP MRCP Proxy
|
174
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UCM Connector
|
175
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OT ICS Server
|
176
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OT ICS OMP Infrastructure
|
177
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Advisors–Contact Center Advisor
|
178
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Advisors–Frontline Advisor
|
179
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Advisors–Advisors Platform
|
180
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Advisors–Advisors Genesys Adapter
|
181
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Advisors–Advisors Cisco Adapter
|
182
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Federation Server
|
183
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Federation Stat Provider
|
184
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Genesys Administrator Server
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185
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Web Engagement Backend Server
|
186
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Web Engagement Frontend Server
|
187
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WebRTC Gateway
|
188
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LRM Server
|
189
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Recording Crypto Server
|
190
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Genesys Knowledge Center Server
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191
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Genesys Knowledge Center CMS
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a Prior to release 8.0, this value was used for the Application type IS Transport Server. In release 8.0 and later, this value is used for the Application type SMS Server.
G_LOG_ATTRS
Some log events also contain Extended Attributes that an application may attach for audit purposes. The G_LOG_ATTRS table contains one row for each extended attribute. The structure of the table is described in the following table:
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Field Name
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Type
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Description
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Structure of the G_LOG_ATTR Table
ID
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numeric
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The unique identifier of the record stored in this table.
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LRID
|
numeric
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The unique identifier of the log record stored in the G_LOG_MESSAGES table to which this extended attribute belongs.
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MESSAGE_ID
|
integer
|
The unique identifier of the event.
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ATTR_NAME
|
string
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The name of the extended attribute.
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ATTR_VALUE
|
string
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The value of the extended attribute in string format.
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