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Diabling logging in log4j

S.S Rao
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Joined: Aug 01, 2005
Posts: 2
I read this in one log4j document on net:

"When moving code to production, for speedy performance, you can disable logging wholesale equal to or below a certain priority for all categories in a hierarchy. For example, To log nothing at all ever, specify log.disable=FATAL in the configuration properties file. "

But this is not working in my case. Should I use "log.disableOverride". If yes, then how exactly to use this ?
Dave Salter
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Joined: Jul 20, 2005
Posts: 292

You want to set the logging level something like:



If you set it to FATAL, then only vey serious errors will be logged, thats probably a good practice.

You can find full details and examples here.
Sangeetha Rao
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Joined: Aug 01, 2005
Posts: 33
I think I didnt make my question clear.
I dont want to know about levels. Infact my log4j.properties file has two appenders, one set to the level of fatal and another to debug. What I want to know is how to diable logging as a whole? I guess this can be done using log4j.diable=fatal.But it is not happening with this statement alone. It has to be preceded or followed by log4j.diableOverride. But I dont know what is the exact way of doing it. Can anybody clarify ?
Carol Enderlin
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Joined: Oct 10, 2000
Posts: 1340
My google search on log.disable returned results that make it look like that might have been used in some previous version of log4j.

Have you tried this one?

log4j.threshold=OFF
Sangeetha Rao
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Joined: Aug 01, 2005
Posts: 33
Thanks Carol .... it worked !!
 
 
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