From: Jeff Smelser
Date: February 22 2005 3:17pm
Subject: Re: Logfile verbosity
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On Tuesday 22 February 2005 09:08 am, Johan Jonkers wrote:

> I was wondering if there is a way to specify how verbose the logfile
> should be in my.cnf. I've tried searching the manual and google, but
> have not yet found anything (besides the -v commandline option but thats
> not it). Any helpd and.or pointers would be greatly appreciated.

No, LOG is a all or nothing type thing.. LOG-ERROR gets you=20
warnings/notes/errors though.. (an not all the other stuff). I do wish i=20
could get a log with connections, without every query that goes through the=
=20
system..=20

Jeff

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