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Maintaining business event log

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I am working on business event. Just wanted to check , in D365 how we'll get/maintain business event log?

Requirement:

Wanted to trigger business event on sales order work complete. I am able to trigger business event using below code but wanted to maintain log (success/ failure work complete log ) for each work complete business event.

Could you please help on it.

Thanks.

SalesWorkCompleteBusinessEvent businessEvent = SalesWorkCompleteBusinessEvent::newFromWorkTable(workTable); // SalesWorkCompleteBusinessEvent - business event custom class

if(businessEvent && workTable.workId)
{
businessEvent.send();
}

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Sergei Minozhenko 23,093 on at

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Hi Priya_D365,

What do you mean on success/failure work complete log? Do you want to have a business event log with the list of all send\failed events?

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Sukrut Parab 71,710 Moderator on at

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There is no success / failure log . If there are any errors those are logged . Take a look at below standard documentation .

docs.microsoft.com/.../home-page

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Thanks Sukrut, Sergei.

Here maintaining success/failure log means - I want to maintain business event log for each sales order work complete so that in future, I can trace if any business event has not triggered against a particular work complete.

in simple words, I want to maintain business event log to trace against which SO work complete, business event triggered or not triggered.

Please suggest some workaround on it.

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André Arnaud de Cal... 301,025 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Hi Priya,

You can't verify if it succeeded or not. You can create an additional log to insert a record in a new table, but will not tell you if the external application consuming the event did process it. E.g. the Azure event grid has no or limited retention options. Using the Azure Service Bus you are more safe. If you are using e.g. Power Automate to be triggered, then also Power Automate can fail for many reasons. You can't check the outside world.

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Sergei Minozhenko 23,093 on at

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Hi Priya_D365,

If the creation of BE to the sending queue fails, most likely the whole operation for sales work order complete will fail if everything is in the same transaction, but it should be in the same transaction scope. In this case, you don't need to have any kind of logs.

BE framework itself has only an error log for BE sending operation outside D365. If sending fails, you will see an error in this log and can re-send it manually. Also, business events are using the principle "Fire and forget", so there are no other logs except error log mentioned above.

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