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Why do you see this as a 'bad thing'? I have one service on a Production server logging at the DEBUG level (using Log::Log4perl). This creates huge log files, but it also gives me the ability to immediately diagnose problems on a busy server. It's not pretty, but it means I can do support quickly and efficiently; disk space is cheap, so why not? I have in the past used the debugger to step through my code (15 years ago I did the same thing with C code that I wrote); this lets me confirm that the code is doing *exactly* what I think it does. If there's a mis-match between intent and reality, at the very least I need to be aware of that fact. Better than being aware is to just fix the code. In reply to Re: What is the best way to dump data structures to logfiles?
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