Elements of a logging rule

A logging rule handles the writing of log file entries into a particular log. Its elements are of the same types as with other rules.

Name

Write Found Viruses Log

The elements of this rule have the following meanings:

• Criteria — Antimalware.Infected equals true 
  The criteria of the rule uses the Antimalware.Infected property. It is matched when the value of this property is true. This means that the rule applies when a filtered object is infected.
• Action — Continue
  When the rule applies, it executes the Continue action. This action lets processing continue with the next rule after the events of the current rule have also been executed.
• Events — When the rule applies, it also executes two events:
  • Set User-Defined.logLine = ... — Sets the parameter values that are logged.
    These values are as follows:
  • FileSystemLogging.WriteLogEntry ... — Executes the write event.
    The entry that is to be written and the log file it is written into are specified with the event:
    • (User-Defined.logLine) — Event parameter specifying the entry.
      This is a log file line with the parameter values that have been set by the other event of the rule.
    • <Found Viruses Log> — Event settings specifying the log file.