About the Log schema

During installation, Venafi Configuration Console (VCC) automatically imports event definitions to the Logging Event Definitions folder. Each event definition uses the log schema to define static information about operations. When an event requires translation to a human readable format, the logging application uses:

The Event ID to find the appropriate event definition.
The event definition, which is based on the log schema, to format the raw event from the database.

We strongly recommend that you avoid making changes directly to the log schema. Instead, see Customizing event definitions. The log schema for each event definition is as follows:

Log Schema
Schema element	Description
Event ID	Required. An 8-digit, unique value. Contains: A Group ID as the first four digits. The Group ID identifies the Venafi component or a custom add-on. Venafi: hexadecimal. To see a complete list of Trust Protection Platform Event Group IDs and error codes, which are in hexadecimal format, visit our Support article. Custom add-on apps: Group ID is decimal. An Event Number as the last four digits. The Event Number is always hexadecimal. For example, the following Event ID maps to the Admin UI - Certificate Downloaded event.
Description	The event description,
Text1 Title	A customizable field title.
Text2 Title	A customizable field title.
Value1 Title	A customizable field title.
Value1 Type	A customizable field type descriptor.
Value2 Title	A customizable field title.
Value2 Type	A customizable field type descriptor.
Grouping Title	The customizable description of a set of events.
Grouping Type	The customizable data type of the Grouping Title.
Data Title	A customizable field title.
Data Type	A customizable data type for the Data Title.
Readable Log Text	The macro for this is $Event.Description$. This is the human readable translation of the log event.