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SAT_EVENTTOSTR(3L)					    SAT_EVENTTOSTR(3L)

NAME
     sat_eventtostr, sat_strtoevent - convert an audit event index to/from an
     audit event string

SYNOPSIS
     #include <sys/sat.h>

     char * sat_eventtostr (event)
     int event;

     int sat_strtoevent (evstr)
     char *evstr;

DESCRIPTION
     sat_eventtostr returns a human-readable string which represents the audit
     event passed to it in event.  The value returned points to a static
     character array.

     event must be a positive integer less than SAT_NTYPES (defined in
     <sys/sat.h>).

     sat_strtoevent returns a machine-readable event index which represents
     the string passed to it in evstr.

     The string returned by sat_eventtostr and passed to sat_strtoevent is a
     member of the set of known event names. For a complete list of known
     event names, run the command:

	  sat_select -h

SEE ALSO
     sat_reduce(1m)
     sat_select(1m)
     sat_summarize(1m)

DIAGNOSTICS
     sat_eventtostr returns unknown event #%d if event is not a positive
     integer less than SAT_NTYPES.  sat_strtoevent returns -1 if evstr is NULL
     or points to an audit event of unrecognized type.

NOTES
     If this function is used in a program, then the library libmls must be
     linked at compile time.  For example the following command will perform
     this link:

	  cc  -DTRUSTEDIRIX  -DLABELLEDSOCKETS	programname.c  -lmls

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