Hi
I've made a couple of customizations to log4net and would like to hear
people's opinion on my solution.
When logging I've made extensive use of properties to put data in
specific database fields. These properties must (as far as I know) be
placed in GlobalContext, ThreadContext or Logical
Hi
I'm using LogicalThreadContext.Properties to store additional data to be
logged to my database. There is a problem however, with properties that
haven't been set, or have been set to null values. When building the
command text log4net inserts the string value "(null)" for these
properties.
Hi
I've only started looking at log4net myself and I'm using a similar
approach. I started out with exactly the same solution as you describe,
and of course I got the same result.
What I did was to add a GetLogger method to my Logger class, this takes
a string parameter containing the name o
holders to use an @
sign as their prefix:
INSERT INTO TESTTABLE (TESTSTRING) VALUES (@logText)
Your parameter would look something like this:
Let us know if you're able to get it to work.
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Hi
I''ve been worki
Hi
I''ve been working for two days now trying to send log information to my
FireBird database using SQL parameters, but I've been unable to find any
helpful examples or articles and could really use some help.
For testing purposes I'm just using a very simple table called TESTTABLE
with a si
