Monitoring BizTalk Event Viewer 2006R2

Question

Hi ,
In our project, we are using "Schedule" custom adapter in BizTalk for some receive locations and every Friday these schedules should run. 
But I have got warning message last friday with event id 5740 stating that adapter schedule was changed to next friday.
Do we have any simple way to monitor BizTalk events getting fired everyday? Also is there a way to customise HAT queries to find out messages required?

Answer 1

Hi Raghu,
This code may help you out to monitor event logs
using System;
using System.IO;
using System.Diagnostics;
public class Test
public static void Main()
// check for the event log source on specified machine
// the Application event log source on MCBcomputer
if (!EventLog.Exists("Application", "MCBcomputer"))
Console.WriteLine("The log does not exist!");
return;
EventLog myLog = new EventLog();
myLog.Log = "Application";
myLog.MachineName = "MCBcomputer";
Console.WriteLine("There are " + myLog.Entries.Count + " entr[y|ies] in the Application log:");
foreach (EventLogEntry entry in myLog.Entries)
Console.WriteLine("\tEntry: " + entry.Message);
// check for Demo event log source existence
// create it if it not exist
if (!EventLog.SourceExists("Demo"))
EventLog.CreateEventSource("Demo", "Demo");
EventLog.WriteEntry("AnySource", "writing error to demo log.", EventLogEntryType.Error);
Console.WriteLine("Monitoring of Application event log began...");
Console.WriteLine(@"Press 'q' and 'Enter' to quit");
while (Console.Read() != 'q')
// Now we will monitor the new entries that will be written.
// When you create an EntryWrittenEventHandler delegate
// you identify the method that will handle the event.
myLog.EntryWritten += new EntryWrittenEventHandler(OnEntryWritten);
// EnableRaisingEvents gets or sets a value indicating whether the
// EventLog instance receives EntryWritten event notifications.
myLog.EnableRaisingEvents = true;
public static void OnEntryWritten(Object source, EntryWrittenEventArgs e)
Console.WriteLine("written entry: " + e.Entry.Message);
Thanks
Abhishek