Windows 10: EventData %% code

Hello,

I'm trying to understand how to decode the %%-numbers present in some XML event data section.

For example, in the eventID 5152, I have


<EventData><Data Name='ProcessId'>0</Data><Data Name='Application'>-</Data><Data Name='Direction'>%%14592</Data><Data Name='SourceAddress'>10.0.0.76</Data> ... etc


in this case I know the direction is Incoming, but why that code? In the Microsoft reference page for that event, Direction field is an Unicode String. So maybe is that a reference to a table in a DLL? Or what?


Thanks in advance,

Fausto

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