Re: Review Request 28691: Cloudstack records ids into events table instead of UUIDs for create snapshot command

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Re: Review Request 28691: Cloudstack records ids into events table instead of UUIDs for create snapshot command

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Review Request 28691: Cloudstack records ids into events table instead of UUIDs for create snapshot command

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Re: Events table.

I believe that the ID or parent ID are the UUID of the VM in question. Worst case, the Vm Id shown in the description field is the database id field in the vm_instance table for that VM. On Mon, Jul 15, 2013 at 11:46 AM, Jeronimo Garcia wrote: > hey there. > > Is there any way to correlate the

Events table.

hey there. Is there any way to correlate the Event to the VM that has been create/stopped/destroyed? "account": "admin", "created": "2013-07-08T20:28:04-0500", "description": "Starting job for starting Vm. Vm Id: 1542", "domain": "ROOT", "domainid": "07dc79cc-5056-499b-9f1d-a0