Re: YAJL JSON data - how and when to save?

[Brad Stone <bvstone@xxxxxxxxx>]

I use a data area or control file to say if debug is on or not for my
application.

I actually always save the JSON data (building or receiving).. .and if
debug is turned off I remove the file(s) with RMVLNK at the end.  That way
if it hard crashes the data may still be there to look at without having to
recreate the problem.

I know others do differently, but after years I've found that's the
easiest.

On Mon, Jan 10, 2022 at 11:41 AM Dave <dfx1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Hi,
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> At the moment, during testing, each time my CGI programme receives JSON
> data, I'm saving it to the IFS.
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> As I won't need to keep the JSON data once the application is deployed,
> what
> would be the best way to dynamically turn on and off the save function of
> the program in case it were needed? Seems to me there are many ways of
> doing it. I could configure an environment variable, an URL,  change a data
> area, etc. What do you people do ?
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> Thanks !
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