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Question : Exmerge Log File Prevention
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Does anyone know how to stop Exmerge from creating log files? The thread log files get huge and we'd rather not have them!
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Answer : Exmerge Log File Prevention
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I don't think you can stop exmerge from generating a log file although in the exmerge.ini file under logging it states:
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ; LoggingLevel ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ; Set the level of logging: ; Possible Values: ; 0 - None ; 1 - Minimum ; 2 - Medium ; 3 - Maximum ; ; Default Value is 0 ; LoggingLevel = 0
Even though in my INI file the logging is set to 0 it still generates an exmerge.log file. You could try the command lines as well and maybe it will do less logging Here are some command lines :
Following are the command line options supported by the program: EXMERGE [-B] [-D] [-F FILENAME] [-LOGMIN | -LOGMED | -LOGMAX] [-SRCSERV SOURCESERVERNAME] [-TGTSERV TARGETSERVERNAME] [-NUMTHREADS ] Where: -B - Operate the program in batch mode. No windows are displayed. Specify when you run the program in a scheduled manner. -D - Display window with progress data. Only applicable when the -B option is specified. Do not specify when you run the program from the Windows Scheduler. -F FILENAME - Name of a settings file (.ini) that contains the settings to use. Use only the characters A through Z and 0 through 9. -LOGMIN - Minimum logging level -LOGMED - Medium logging level -LOGMAX - Maximum logging level
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