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| columnTypes | s,s,s,s |
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| multiple | false |
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| columnAttributes | style="background:#e5e7ea;font-weight:bold,,style="background:#e5e7ea;font-weight:bold, |
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Syntax | logPrint(logLevel, message) | Package |
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If the configuration level is one of TRACE or DEBUG then the message will be printed out. Otherwise if the configuration level is INFO, WARN, ERROR or FATAL the message will not be displayed. For other usages you can consult the priority level list above.
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To configure the Jira Logging level do this in two ways: Temporarily - the logging level will be reset after Jira reboot: - Log in Jira using an administrator account.
- Go to Administration .
- Go to System tab and select the Troubleshooting and Support option.
- Select the Logging & Profiling tab.
- Find the Default Loggers paragraph with package names and their Logging level .
- Search in this list for the line com.keplerrominfo . And select from the Set Logging Level your desired level.
Permanently - the logging level will NOT be reset after Jira reboot, described here: Configure Jira logging. |
See also
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| max | 25 |
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| showSpace | false |
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| cql | label = "basic_routine" and space = currentSpace ( ) |
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| labels | array_routines |
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