On Thu, Jan 7, 2010 at 17:12, Josh Williams <jwilli...@swcg-inc.com> wrote:
> 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?
What wrapper you're talking about?
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