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No log file is created when using Java logging with the MongoDB driver when running in Server mode

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TitleNo log file is created when using Java logging with the MongoDB driver when running in Server mode
URL NameNo-log-file-is-created-when-using-Java-logging-with-the-MongoDB-driver-when-running-in-Server-mode
Article Number000184443
EnvironmentProduct: Progress DataDirect for ODBC for MongoDB driver
Version: 8.0
OS: Windows
Database: MongoDB
Application: All ODBC applications
Question/Problem Description
No log file is created when using Java logging with the MongoDB driver when running in Server mode
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1. On the setup dialog, navigate to the SQL Engine Tab, and select "Edit Server Settings".
2. Add "-Djava.util.logging.config.file=C:\path\to\ddlogging.properties" to the JVM Arguments.
3. Re-start the service and the application using the driver.

Note that when doing the above, *all* connections using the service are been logged. Remove the line when logging is no longer needed.
 
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Last Modified Date6/7/2016 9:06 PM
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