ConfigurationsConfigurationMessages
Stores messages related to configurations, facilitating communication and error handling.
Columns
| Name | Type | Description |
| ConfigurationsConfigHeaderId [KEY] | Long | Unique identifier for the configuration header associated with the configuration messages, linking each message to a specific configuration. |
| ConfigurationsConfigRevisionId [KEY] | Long | Identifier for the revision of the configuration header, allowing for tracking of changes and version control related to the configuration messages. |
| MessageId [KEY] | Long | Unique identifier for each configuration message, used to track and reference specific messages within the configuration process. |
| ConfigLineId | Long | Identifier for the configuration line associated with the message, allowing the system to associate the message with a particular line within the configuration. |
| ConfigHeaderId [KEY] | Long | Identifier for the configuration header, linking the message to a particular configuration, providing context for its relevance. |
| ConfigRevisionId [KEY] | Long | Revision identifier for the configuration, ensuring that messages are tied to the correct version or revision of the configuration. |
| MessageType | String | Type of message being recorded, indicating the nature of the message (for example, error, warning, informational), helping categorize the message. |
| MessageText | String | Text content of the configuration message, providing details about the message, such as error descriptions, warnings, or other important information related to the configuration. |
| DetailedMessageType | String | More specific categorization of the message, providing a finer level of detail about the message type (for example, 'missing field' or 'out of stock'), offering further context for understanding the issue. |
| ConfigurationId | String | Unique identifier for the configuration that the message pertains to, helping to link the message to a specific configuration setup or request. |
| Finder | String | Search or lookup tool used to locate and identify specific configuration messages, typically employed for filtering or finding particular messages within the system. |