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Graduated in Software Engineering and Information Security.
I work as a Caché developer and currently as a Caché Database Administrator, managing and automating multiple instances in the Cloud Environment.
My areas of interest are Security, Performance Database and Linux Environment.
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You can create User Events using the Security.Events class, with the Create method.
Example:
%SYS>w ##class(Security.Events).Create("Source","Type","Name","Description", 1)
I suggest reading the article: InterSystems Data Platforms and Performance Part 4 - Looking at Memory
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Hi Shen Jun,
If you installed Caché on Windows before installing the Windows SNMP service. You need to register the DLL in Caché. Open the Terminal and type:
Then restart the Windows SNMP service and start the Caché SNMP service.
Documentation: SNMP Troubleshooting
Have you already done this step?