Aside from the academic curiosity of it, what possible purpose is there to disabling *all* of Drupal's logging and tracking capability? Certainly not performance. (If you're trying to improve performance that way, you're missing something bleedingly obvious elsewhere.)
If you really want Drupal to do *nothing* to help you at all, the dblog and syslog modules are, I think, the only core modules to do anything with hook_watchdog() so you can just disable those. But still, don't do that. What are you actually trying to accomplish? --Larry Garfield On Saturday, February 19, 2011 7:40:24 am Ryan Chan wrote: > Hello, > > Is it possible to disable watchdog globally using function/API? > > Thanks.
