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Links to conference/journal publications in automated fact-checking (resources for the TACL22/EMNLP23 paper).
A mechanism to delete old logs and clean up the logs table.
* Update Microsoft.Data.SqlClient to fix #374 and fix #302 and make Azure Active Directory authentication possible to do by just passing in the correct connection string (same problem PR #354...
Currently, I am not able to connect to the SQL database using the user-managed identity in the Azure functions (with the identity set as user managed). Would it be possible...
>> Please clearly describe what the SQL Sink is doing incorrectly: Nothing is logged. Selflog report a type initialization exception for Microsoft.data settings provider or similar and a message that...
Updated package references to Microsoft.Data.SqlClient 3.0.0, doing so makes using the UseAzureManagedIdentity and AzureServiceTokenProviderResource no longer necessary to use when working with Managed Identities. The update package allows the Authentication...
Bug Report / Support Request Template -------------------------------------- This is detailed in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69591896/serilog-wpf-based-app-works-but-not-when-installed-as-an-exe - "Serilog WPF based app works but not when installed as an EXE" >> Please clearly describe what...
Hi, I'm using the MsSqlServer sink to write logs to an existing Log table. I've recently noticed that I don't get the same output in the file/console logs as in...
Bug Report / Support Request Template -------------------------------------- > Please clearly describe what the SQL Sink is doing incorrectly: We have an existing logs table which has some indexed columns for...
As time goes on, SQL server releases add or remove certain features. Similarly, this sink has many defaults that exist purely for backwards-compatibility reasons, despite learning later that other defaults...
I am able to populate additional columns with properties directly available under LogEvent->Properties If i have a nested object model within LogEvent, such as LogEvent.Properties.Customer with Customer having different properties...