NLog - DDL for Log Table and Setting the ConnectionString Programmatically

1:

Is there a create statement for the Database Target Log Table for all the possible fields documented somewhere? I created one by guessing and I could check the source, but it would be handy if the generic SQL was available. I searched StackOverflow and the NLog site, but the SQL I found was dated and contained incorrect field types.

2:

If you're configuring a database target from a nlog.config file开发者_Go百科, how do you programmatically set the connection string? Something like:

Logger dbLogger = LogManager.GetLogger("dbLogger"); DatabaseTarget t = dbLogger.GetDatabaseTarget; t.ConnectionString = "...";

in application_start.

Thanks in advance.

Is this below sample helpful to you? I found this in nlog site. Have you tried this?

<target xsi:type="Database" name="db">
      <!-- SQL command to be executed for each entry -->
      <commandText>INSERT INTO [LogEntries](TimeStamp, Message, Level, Logger) VALUES(getutcdate(), @msg, @level, @logger)</commandText>

      <!-- parameters for the command -->
      <parameter name="@msg" layout="${message}" />
      <parameter name="@level" layout="${level}" />
      <parameter name="@logger" layout="${logger}" />

      <!-- connection string -->
      <dbProvider>System.Data.SqlClient</dbProvider>
      <connectionString>server=.\SQLEXPRESS;database=MyLogs;integrated security=sspi</connectionString>

      <!-- commands to install database -->
      <install-command>
        <text>CREATE DATABASE MyLogs</text>
        <connectionString>server=.\SQLEXPRESS;database=master;integrated security=sspi</connectionString>
        <ignoreFailures>true</ignoreFailures>
      </install-command>

      <install-command>
        <text>
          CREATE TABLE LogEntries(
          id int primary key not null identity(1,1),
          TimeStamp datetime2,
          Message nvarchar(max),
          level nvarchar(10),
          logger nvarchar(128))
        </text>
      </install-command>

      <!-- commands to uninstall database -->
      <uninstall-command>
        <text>DROP DATABASE MyLogs</text>
        <connectionString>server=.\SQLEXPRESS;database=master;integrated security=sspi</connectionString>
        <ignoreFailures>true</ignoreFailures>
      </uninstall-command>
    </target>