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| You can set the debugging level (how much extra information is logged while you are using the database beans) by setting a system parameter -Dhistorical.debuglevel on the command line of your application or by setting historical.debuglevel=n (n=0 for no extra logging, or some other level up to 501) in the ErgoTechConfiguration.properties file. | You can set the debugging level (how much extra information is logged while you are using the database beans) by setting a system parameter -Dhistorical.debuglevel on the command line of your application or by setting historical.debuglevel=n (n=0 for no extra logging, or some other level up to 501) in the ErgoTechConfiguration.properties file. | ||
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| + | As the debuglevel value increases, more debug logging will occur. All logging less than the value set by this option will also occur. In other words, if you set the debuglevel=101 you will get all the debug messages for levels less than this. | ||
| Here is a list of levels and how they apply: | Here is a list of levels and how they apply: | ||
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