Please keep the following types in alphabetically order and, even more important, make sure that the database type event_type reflects the same values.

Please keep the following types in alphabetically order and, even more important, make sure that the database type event_type reflects the same values.

Please keep the following types in alphabetically order and, even more important, make sure that the database type event_type reflects the same values.

Please keep the following types in alphabetically order and, even more important, make sure that the database type event_type reflects the same values.

Please keep the following types in alphabetically order and, even more important, make sure that the database type event_type reflects the same values.

Please keep the following types in alphabetically order and, even more important, make sure that the database type event_type reflects the same values.

Please keep the following types in alphabetically order and, even more important, make sure that the database type event_type reflects the same values.

Please keep the following types in alphabetically order and, even more important, make sure that the database type event_type reflects the same values.

Please keep the following types in alphabetically order and, even more important, make sure that the database type event_type reflects the same values.

Please keep the following types in alphabetically order and, even more important, make sure that the database type event_type reflects the same values.

Please keep the following types in alphabetically order and, even more important, make sure that the database type event_type reflects the same values.

Please keep the following types in alphabetically order and, even more important, make sure that the database type event_type reflects the same values.

ErrSuperfluousMuteUnmuteEvent indicates that a superfluous mute or unmute event is being ignored and is triggered when trying to mute/unmute an already muted/unmuted incident.

ErrSuperfluousStateChange indicates a superfluous state change being ignored and stopping further processing.

Event received of a specified Type for internal processing.

EventRow represents a single event database row and isn't an in-memory representation of an event.