Re: [evlog-dev] db2 plug-in

Hi Mark,

Yes- the sample plugin can easily be modified
to use the db2 api to write records out to 
your database.  I'm sure the db2 part of the
plugin would be more work than the evlog plugin!

I think once you have a look at the sample
plugin or my howto doc I wrote, it should be
pretty clear.  Feel free to ask me questions
about the doc.

/steve

--- Larry Kessler <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Hi Mark,
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> As discussed on our recent call, here is the
> location in the CVS repository
> for the sample plug-in...
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http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/evlog/evlog/user/cmd/evlogd/sample_be/
> 
> Steve Woodruff, a regular on this mailing list, sent
> me a "how to" for
> creating a plug-in,
> but I have not found time yet to edit and post it on
> the website.    In the
> meantime the
> sample plug-in can help you get started.
> 
> Thanks,
> Larry
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> I am very new to this subject, and I need to create
> a db2 plug-in for the
> event logger.  More specifically, I will have events
> logged to a central
> location, and I want to collect some of this log
> information in a db2
> database.  Rather than periodically querying for the
> logged events, I would
> prefer to have a plug-in that allows me to write
> some of the information
> out to a db2 database in real time.
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> Before I start digging around, I thought I would ask
> if anyone has any
> examples of something similar upon which I could
> base my experimentation.
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> thank you -
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> Mark Megerian    (507) 253-1682
> [email protected]
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