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Updater Block using Enterprise Library June 2005

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vishy - 23 Apr 2007 08:00 GMT
Hi,
I want to turn off writing to event log.Also,i want to write logs to a flat
file.how can I do it? In updater block,there is no config file used for
logging
Bryan Phillips - 23 Apr 2007 20:54 GMT
Use the EntLib configuration utility to create the config file for
logging.  Ideally, you would open your existing app.config file using
the configuration utility and make your modifications to the tree,
validate your changes, and save.

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> Hi,
> I want to turn off writing to event log.Also,i want to write logs to a flat
> file.how can I do it? In updater block,there is no config file used for
> logging

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