ArmLogicModelFactory.IntegrationAccountTrackingEvent Method
Definition
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Initializes a new instance of IntegrationAccountTrackingEvent.
public static Azure.ResourceManager.Logic.Models.IntegrationAccountTrackingEvent IntegrationAccountTrackingEvent (Azure.ResourceManager.Logic.Models.IntegrationAccountEventLevel eventLevel = Azure.ResourceManager.Logic.Models.IntegrationAccountEventLevel.LogAlways, DateTimeOffset eventOn = default, Azure.ResourceManager.Logic.Models.IntegrationAccountTrackingRecordType recordType = default, BinaryData record = default, Azure.ResourceManager.Logic.Models.IntegrationAccountTrackingEventErrorInfo error = default);
static member IntegrationAccountTrackingEvent : Azure.ResourceManager.Logic.Models.IntegrationAccountEventLevel * DateTimeOffset * Azure.ResourceManager.Logic.Models.IntegrationAccountTrackingRecordType * BinaryData * Azure.ResourceManager.Logic.Models.IntegrationAccountTrackingEventErrorInfo -> Azure.ResourceManager.Logic.Models.IntegrationAccountTrackingEvent
Public Shared Function IntegrationAccountTrackingEvent (Optional eventLevel As IntegrationAccountEventLevel = Azure.ResourceManager.Logic.Models.IntegrationAccountEventLevel.LogAlways, Optional eventOn As DateTimeOffset = Nothing, Optional recordType As IntegrationAccountTrackingRecordType = Nothing, Optional record As BinaryData = Nothing, Optional error As IntegrationAccountTrackingEventErrorInfo = Nothing) As IntegrationAccountTrackingEvent
Parameters
- eventLevel
- IntegrationAccountEventLevel
The event level.
- eventOn
- DateTimeOffset
The event time.
- recordType
- IntegrationAccountTrackingRecordType
The record type.
- record
- BinaryData
The record.
The error.
Returns
A new IntegrationAccountTrackingEvent instance for mocking.
Applies to
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