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Old 01-17-11, 19:58
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Storing runtime propertimes in a table

Hi,

I'm pretty new to database design, and recently I've come across a scenario where an enterprise(Java EE) application placed it's runtime properties into a table in the database, properties such as debug on/off, log file path, JMS topics, etc. The intention being the application doesn't have to be redeployed in a production environment to change it's runtime behaviour, only changes need to be made to the database.

This seems pretty odd to me, and I was wondering if this is standard practice? If not, how would the runtime properties of the application be changed?

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Old 01-17-11, 21:46
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It is standard amongst many applications, including all of mine!

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Old 01-17-11, 22:02
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Okay thanks for the reply!
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