How to turn off Debug logging on IIS App from Database?

nilayvekediler said:

I have a problematic iis monitor with too many sites on it. I disabled some components on it from the db. I may have turned on the application's debug logging a long time ago and forgot about it. It's getting bigger and bigger and its performance is decreasing while writing logs. I want to disable it but the application can't even be opened and eventually it won't load.

How to turn off Debug logging on IIS App from Database or another ways?

To turn off debug logging for an IIS app, you can modify the web.config file directly. Open the file, find the <system.web> section, and look for <compilation debug="true">. Change true to false and save the file of Polaris RZR Accessories. If the app can't load, use a text editor to edit the web.config manually on the server. Alternatively, if debug settings are stored in the database, use a SQL query to update the relevant configuration values, then restart the IIS app.

nilayvekediler said:

I have a problematic iis monitor with too many sites on it. I disabled some components on it from the db. I may have turned on the application's debug logging a long time ago and forgot about it. It's getting bigger and bigger and its performance is decreasing while writing logs. I want to disable it but the application can't even be opened and eventually it won't load.

How to turn off Debug logging on IIS App from Database or another ways?

To turn off debug logging for an IIS app, you can modify the web.config file directly. Open the file, find the <system.web> section, and look for <compilation debug="true">. Change true to false and save the file of Polaris RZR Accessories. If the app can't load, use a text editor to edit the web.config manually on the server. Alternatively, if debug settings are stored in the database, use a SQL query to update the relevant configuration values, then restart the IIS app.