Thread: Notice logging.

Hello, again.

Is there some way to turn off notices in postgres's logging?  We have a
sloppy programmer who wrote queries that cause postgres to print
messages like:

Adding missing FROM-clause entry for table "table_name"

This application is used by hundreds of our customers, and hence gets lots
of traffic.  We generally get 10MB per day of logs, and a great majority
of them (almost half) are this kind of message.  The thing is, I really
could care less what Postgres is doing to rewrite someone's sloppy query;
can't I turn the thing off?

I've looked through the documentation without much luck.  Any help?

Thanks in advance. ^_^

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Shaun Thomas writes:

> Adding missing FROM-clause entry for table "table_name"
>
> This application is used by hundreds of our customers, and hence gets lots
> of traffic.  We generally get 10MB per day of logs, and a great majority
> of them (almost half) are this kind of message.  The thing is, I really
> could care less what Postgres is doing to rewrite someone's sloppy query;
> can't I turn the thing off?

No, but it's on the agenda.  But the point of the message is, you
*should* care more. ;-)

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