HI Chris,
You can specify the log file with the -l option
e.g.
pg_ctl start -l c:\psql.log
You can also configure what goes into the log with options
e.g.
pg_ctl start -l c:\psql.log -o "-d16 -D C:\postgis\data -c MAX_CONNECTIONS=yes -c DEBUG_PRINT_PARSE=yes -c LOG_PID=yes -c LOG_TIMESTAMP=yes -c LOG_CONNECTIONS=yes -c SHOW_PARSER_STATS=yes -c STATS_COMMAND_STRING=yes"
You will find details on the options in Chap 16 of the manual http://www.postgres.org/docs/current/static/runtime.html
Regards,
Matt
I was wondering if postgres generates any logs. If so where are they. Or does it have to be told to make them. If this is the case what do i have to do to do that.
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