sysssislog (Transact-SQL)
Applies to: 
SQL Server
Contains one row for each logging entry that is generated by packages or their tasks and containers at run time. This table is created in the msdb database when you install Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services. If you configure logging to log to a different SQL Server database, a sysssislog table with this format is created in the specified database.
Note
Integration Services writes logging entries in this table only when packages use the SQL Server log provider.
| Column name | Data type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id | int | The unique identifier of the logging entry. |
| event | sysname | The name of the event that generated the logging entry. |
| computer | nvarchar | The computer on which the package ran when the logging entry was generated. |
| operator | nvarchar | The user name of the person who ran the package that generated the logging entry. |
| source | nvarchar | The name of the executable, in the package, that generated the logging entry. |
| sourceid | uniqueidentifier | The GUID of the executable in the package that generated the logging entry. |
| executionid | uniqueidentifier | The GUID of the execution instance of the executable that generated the logging entry. |
| starttime | datetime | The time the package began to run. |
| endtime | datetime | The time the package completed. This feature is not implemented. The value in the endtime column is always the same as the value in the starttime column. |
| datacode | int | An optional integer value that typically indicates the result of running the container or task. |
| databytes | image | An optional byte array that contains additional information. |
| message | nvarchar | A description of the event and the information associated with the event. |