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# Show events and access events

This guide explores the **show events** and **show access events** buttons of the Subscription Search feature.

## Show events

Select the **show events** button to display a history of events. Each tab will display events based on a standard configuration. For example, selecting the button from the **account information** tab will display different events than selecting the button from the **complaints** tab.

In the search results, select the details icon to view detailed information about an event. Navigate between the tabs to view related information. **Note**: It is expected that some fields will not populate since each field does not necessarily pertain to every event type.

| Term             | Description                                                      |
| ---------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Event ID         | The event’s identification number within the Subscribe database. |
| Transaction Date | The date and time at which the event occurred.                   |
| Publication      | The name of the publication that the event is associated with.   |
| Description      | The event's name.                                                |
| Status           | Indicates whether the event is `active` or `closed`.             |
| Details          | Select the icon to see detailed information.                     |

## Show access events

Select the **show access events** button to display when a subscriber accessed web content (`event type id 708`). The results from this button are the same regardless of the tab from which you selected it.

To show access events:

1. Select the **show access events** button.
2. Choose the date criterion.
3. Select **search**. The subscriber's access history displays below.


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