Print MSSQL* events to stdout #31
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Does docker logs -f do anything similar? |
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@gigatexal - |
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That's awesome and a very welcome addition. |
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Totally! I haven't seen any other samples use this, so I almost feel like there's got to be some catch that I'm not aware of. |
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Let's see if it gets merged. If not I'm sure they'll let us know if you missed something. |
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This PR could resolve (at least in part) #16 |
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{Merged PR} Thanks for the contribution @jelster |
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As a user, I want to be able to view SQL-related event log entries without having to
docker exec powershell get-wineventor similar.PR adds display of events (via
Get-EventLog) matching the Source filter of MSSQL*. I arbitrarily selected 2s as the refresh interval for logs because I wasn't sure if setting it lower (e.g., 1s) would have negative implications.