# SystemLogEvent properties

## $id <a href="#id" id="id"></a>

The id of the event in the database.

## $dateAdded <a href="#dateadded" id="dateadded"></a>

The timestamp this event was added to the log.

## $type <a href="#type" id="type"></a>

The type of the event, matching the name of the class that generated it.

## $subType <a href="#subtype" id="subtype"></a>

The sub-type of the event.

## $class <a href="#class" id="class"></a>

The name of the class that generated this event.

## $ip <a href="#ip" id="ip"></a>

The IP address that generated this event, if applicable.

## $httpHost <a href="#httphost" id="httphost"></a>

The name of the host that generated this event, if applicable.

## $requestUri <a href="#requesturi" id="requesturi"></a>

The request URI that generated this event, if applicable.

## $browserString <a href="#browserstring" id="browserstring"></a>

The browser string of the browser that generated the request that triggered this event, if applicable.

## $description

The description of the event, if applicable.

## $data <a href="#data" id="data"></a>

A hash array of the additional data linked to this event.


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