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How to Increase Console Output Limit in Eclipse

By Lokesh Gupta | Filed Under: Eclipse

Often when we are trying to debug a critical issue using eclipse debugger, we need to look at console output. But if you have set the logging level to “debug” then application dumps a lot of log statements into console. Many times, the log statements are just lost in this dump of log statements.

You can handle this problem simply by increasing the limit of log statements in console OR simply remove the limit all together. This can be done setting following setting in eclipse:

1) Go to Window > Preferences > Run/Debug > Console
2) Increase the Console buffer size
2) OR simply uncheck “Limit Console Output” all together

Increase console output limit in eclipse
Increase console output limit in eclipse

That’s all. You will have bigger dump to investigate your problem.

Happy Learning !!

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Founded HowToDoInJava.com in late 2012. I love computers, programming and solving problems everyday. A family guy with fun loving nature. You can find me on Facebook, Twitter and Google Plus.

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    Hi Lokesh,

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