apiId

Sequential primary key. This column does not contain a NULL value.

Example: c0f84954-9732-11e5-b9f4-f159eafe47b2

apiName

Name of the API invoked. This column does not contain a NULL value.

Example: VirtualService_TransactionEvent

apiVersion

Version of the API. By default, for every version of an API a system version number is generated. At the same time, user can also provide a version number which is set as a user version.

Example: API 1.0 and API 2.0

consumerId

The system generated consumer application ID.

Example: c0f84954-9732-11e5-b9f4-f159eafe47b2

consumerIp

Consumer IP.

Example: 10.20.248.33

consumerName

Comma-separated consumer names identified based on the policy that triggered the event.

Example: <consumer application name>

creationDate

Timestamp when the event is created. Example: 2015-08-26 04:13:35 PM

eventType

Type of the event.

Value: TransactionalEvents

operationName

Virtual service operation which has been invoked.

Example: in calc API, the operations include add, sub, multi, and div. If add operation is invoked the operation name has add.

providerTime

Time interval in milliseconds from when Mediator forwards a request to the native provider until it receives the provider's response. This field includes the time it takes a provider to process the request plus any network latency to or from the provider. This field is a better indicator of the time it takes for a provider to process a request and return a response. Subtracting total time from provider time must give a rough indicator of the Mediator overhead.

Example: 120

request

CLOB with request data.

Example: <RequestPayload>

response

CLOB with response data.

Example: <ResponsePayload>

sessionId

Session token. This is the IS session token or a GUID if the token is missing from the message context.

Example: 779be3201e5f19b3b0e0ab264379ebd3

status

Formatted status based on resource message ID's.

where '{0}'s is the fault reason.

Example: SUCCESS

targetName

Specifies the name of the Mediator instance from where the event is published.

Example: LOCAL-MED

totalDataSize

Combined request and response payload sizes.

Example: 100

totalTime

Time interval in milliseconds from when a request is received by the virtual service runtime until the response is returned to the caller. This field includes the overhead incurred while the message is passing through the Mediator runtime.

Example: 94