Column | Description |
Date/Time | Date and time the audit record was written to the database or file system. |
Audit time stamp | Date and time the entry was written to the log. |
Server ID | Integration Server on which the session occurred. This is necessary information when Integration Servers are clustered and writing to a shared RDBMS. The ID can be DNSname:port or IPaddress:port. Note: The field lists the Integration Server’s primary port, even if the session occurred on a different (non‑primary) Integration Server port. |
User ID | Integration Server user name under which the client connected for the session. If the client does not provide credentials at the time the session is established, the log entry for the session start uses Default as the user id, where Default refers to the Default user. This can occur when the session is started from Integration Server Administrator or from Designer. After the user’s identity is established subsequent log entries for the session will use the user ID for the client. |
Client IP | IP address of the machine from which the client request was submitted. The word “system” appears for session requests from Integration Server for operations such as running a scheduled service or refreshing the display. |
Session state | Current status of the session (Started, Expired, or Ended). |
RPCs | Number of services the client has called so far during the session. |
Age | Duration of the session, in milliseconds. |
Session ID | A string the server generates to uniquely identify each session. |
Client application | Client application accessing the server. |
Root Context Parent Context Current Context | Context information Monitor uses to connect related entries from different logs. |