Flag CON_ENABLE_TRACE_JDBC is not in requested feature flag from CCG

Hi,
When I running an aggregation on my Identity now JDBC source I get a null point exception error. Upon looking at the logs on the VA, I see this as one of the log entry.

Flag CON_ENABLE_TRACE_JDBC is not in requested feature flag from CCG

kindly help

Hey @vikramsah ,

Please check if you have enabled debugging for your VA.

debugging is enabled. I dont see any other log message of interest. The issue still persists.

@vikramsah ,

Can’t suggest anything about CCG logs but for null pointer if you have access to the JDBC database. Make sure there’s no null value in the table for the attribute that you’ve marked as your identity attribute.

Run a simple SELECT query to look for the null values in for that attribute(that you’ve marked as an identity attribute in IDN).

Please let me know if this works

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This message itself is not an issue but this points to somewhere to tracing functionality of connectors.
I am trying to enable tracing for webservice connector and I am also seeing this message for webservice source. I have followed standard option of enabling logging cluster and set webservice connector class as trace but trace logs are not coming at all and all I get is info and warn logs.

@colin_mckibben anything you can check on this. I tried old way of enabling tracing using updating log4j file and that is also giving same warning and not getting trace logs at all in ccg logs.

You will see below 2 messages together in ccg logs:
Flag CON_ENABLE_METRIC_WEB_SERVICES is not in requested feature flag from CCG
Flag CON_ENABLE_TRACE_WEB_SERVICES is not in requested feature flag from CCG