Debugging Historical Beans and Database Connections
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.
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:
0: no extra logging 16: (for TransSECS Host) log if a column is intentionally being ignored if it does not exit (usually RPTID and ReportName) 20:
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