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Automated turning off/on of Service Start and End Events, etc. through WMI/ExplorerOM?
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| magenic_andym@hotmail.com 2005-01-12, 5:53 pm |
| I can turn off Pipeline inbound/outbound messages body tracking using
either the WMI or ExplorerOM SendPort/ReceivePort class; however, does
anyone know if you can turn on/off the 'Service Start and End Events',
'Message Send and Receive events' and 'Orchestration events' using one
of the object models?
I understand that I can do this at a global level using
MSBTS_GroupSetting.GlobalTrackingOption but I need to do this for a
single application (other applications will reside in the BTS group.)
TIA,
Andy
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| magenic_andym@hotmail.com 2005-01-13, 5:51 pm |
| I did a little more digging on this. This appears to be set using the
bts_InsertStaticTrackingInfo sproc in the management database. The
only place where this appears to be called from is BTSMessageAgent.dll
and BTSMsgCore.dll, neither of which are assemblies so I'm ending my
research and going with the manual solution.
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| Tan Nguyen 2005-03-03, 8:46 pm |
| Issue resolved.
Regards,
Tan Nguyen
Microsoft BizTalk Server
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| I did a little more digging on this. This appears to be set using the
| bts_InsertStaticTrackingInfo sproc in the management database. The
| only place where this appears to be called from is BTSMessageAgent.dll
| and BTSMsgCore.dll, neither of which are assemblies so I'm ending my
| research and going with the manual solution.
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