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Run a search for Calendar log events
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Attribute descriptions
For this data source, you can use the following attributes when searching log event data:
Attribute | Description |
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Access level |
Access level of the calendar or event (in other words, what others can access). Enter one of the following values:
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Actor | Email address of the user who performed the action. |
Actor group name |
Group name of the actor. For more information, go to Filtering results by Google Group. To add a group to your filtering groups allowlist:
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Actor organizational unit | Organizational unit of the actor. |
API kind | API through which the logged action was made. Options include:
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Appointment schedule title | Title of the appointment schedule. |
Calendar ID | ID of the calendar where the logged action happened—for example, the calendar in which an event is taking place, or a calendar that users can subscribe to. The value for this attribute is often a user's email address such as user@example.com. |
Client-side encrypted | Specifies if a calendar event is client-side encrypted or not. |
Date | Date and time the event occurred (displayed in your browser's default time zone). |
Event | The logged event action, such as Event deleted, Calendar title changed, or Event guest removed. |
Event end time* | Time the event ended. |
Event ID | ID of the calendar event. |
Event start time* | Time the event started. |
Event title | Title of the calendar event. |
Guest response status | Guest's response to a calendar invite—for example, Accepted, Declined, or Maybe. |
Interop error code | Error code associated with an unsuccessful request. Available only when Calendar Interop is turned on. |
IP address | Internet Protocol (IP) address associated with the logged action. Usually reflects the user's physical location, but could be a proxy server or a virtual private network (VPN) address. |
New value* | New value of an attribute. For example, enter the title for a new calendar, the description for a new calendar, or the new location. |
Notification message ID | ID of the email notification. |
Notification method | The medium by which the notification was sent. Select one of the following values:
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Notification type | Type of notification set, such as Calendar access granted, Canceled event, or New event. |
Old event title | If the title of a calendar event has been changed, this is the previous title of the event. |
Organizer calendar ID | Calendar ID of this event's organizer. |
Recurring | The calendar event is a recurring event. |
Remote exchange server URL* | The URL of the Exchange Web Services (EWS) endpoint. This is available only when Calendar Interop is turned on. |
Requested period end time* | If the logged action is associated with a time window, this field contains the end of the time window. For example, the end time of an availability lookup in Calendar Interop. |
Requested period start time* | If the logged action is associated with a time window, this field contains the start of the time window. For example, the start time of an availability lookup in Calendar Interop. |
Subscriber calendar ID | If a user subscribed to a calendar, then this field captures the user's calendar ID. |
Target* | This can be a guest email or grantee email in case there's a change of access or change of recipient email. |
User agent | User agent software associated with the calendar event. |
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Supported editions for this feature: Frontline Standard; Enterprise Standard and Enterprise Plus; Education Standard and Education Plus; Enterprise Essentials Plus; Cloud Identity Premium. Compare your edition