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; Displaying exception information from an event ...</code>) command does. To do so, determine the index ''eventIndex'' of the event in the sequence, and then enter the following command: <code>events? ''even

#* [[Event Pull Mechanism]] #* [[Creating an OPC UA event filter in COM]]

[[Category:Event Tracing]] [[Category:How to]] [[Category:OPC UA PubSub]] [[Category:OpcCmd Utility] = Enable security event tracing in command-line tools =

[[Category:Event Tracing]] [[Category:Instrumentation]] [[Category:OPC UA File Transfer]] [[Category ...ssage parsing error occurs, it is now reported through the dataset message event/callback (only the first occurrence on a subscription, before a dataset rec

...cause the software to output security sensitive information (e.g. in event tracing), or behave insecurely in other respects. You should always properly secure

...t tracing to the new event source mechanism, allowing finer control of the tracing and more distinguished contents in the traces. * Event output (from various commands) now includes an incrementing event index with each entry.

...rray of monitored item arguments, and a common data change notification or event notification callback. ...yle=Identifier|IEasyUAClient}}.{{Style=Identifier|ServerConditionChanged}} event, i.e. the {{Style=Identifier|EasyUAServerConditionChangedEvenArgs}}, now co

...licensing, callback errors and queue overflows are reported. When extended tracing is enabled, log entries appear in the generated trace. * Log entries from {{Style=Identifier|EasyDAClient}} now appear in "Event Records" view.