I've been developing using the embedded version of FirebirdSql and the .NET client wrapper for a few months now and believe everything with the database to be solid. However, as I'm moving away from the database portion of the program, I'm finding it harder and harder to use the Visual Studio output window for my own debugging purposes due to the number of messages output by the wrapper. Is it possible to disable these messages while still keeping the DEBUG compilation variable?
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