eventcreate:tldr:6c929
eventcreate: Create a new event with a given ID (1-1000) in the log.
$ eventcreate /t ${select} /id ${id} /d "${message}"
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The command "eventcreate" is used to create a custom event in the Windows event log.
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"/t ${select}" specifies the event type.
${select}is a placeholder that should be replaced with the desired event type. Possible values for${select}include:- ERROR: to log an error event.
- WARNING: to log a warning event.
- INFORMATION: to log an informational event.
- SUCCESS: to log a success audit event.
- FAILURE: to log a failure audit event.
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"/id ${id}" specifies the event ID.
${id}is a placeholder that should be replaced with a numeric value representing the event ID. -
"/d "${message}"" specifies the event description.
${message}is a placeholder that should be replaced with the desired text or message for the event description. The message should be enclosed in double quotes.
Overall, this command is used to create a custom event in the Windows event log with a specified type, ID, and description/message.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.