# LNDBC Settings

User home
This field sets the windows variable LNDBC_USERHOME. If using a BaanLoginSSL connection you need to set this variable to a folder where users can write their log files, for example
LNDBC_USERHOME=c:\lndbc This folder needs write permissions for all users.
Log files can be found in this folder, for example:
C:\lndbc\.lndbclog\<username_appname_number>.log (jdoe_ODBC_Driver_1472573769455.log)
After running a query for the first time, the file lndbc-cfg.properties is created in
LNDBC_USERHOME\lndbc\lndbc-cfg.properties
In this file you can set the default log level.
If you are using the baanlogin protocol instead, LNDBC_USERHOME doesn't need to be set. In that case logging will be done in the user folder, for example c:\users\jdoe\.lndbclog\<username_appname_number>.log (jdoe_ODBC_Driver_1472573769455.log)
And the file lndbc-cfg.properties will be created in the roaming folder of the user, for example:
C:\Users\jdoe\AppData\Roaming\Infor\lndbc\lndbc-cfg.properties
jvm folder (64-bits)
Here you can specify the location of the jvm.dll for the 64 bits java. Usually this can be found in the JAVA_HOME\bin\server folder. If not set here, it will be retrieved from the current java version as found in the registry (if java 64 bits was officially installed).
jvm folder (32-bits)
Here you can specify the location of the jvm.dll for the 32 bits java. Usually this can be found in the JAVA_HOME\bin\client folder. If not set here, it will be retrieved from the current java version as found in the registry (if java 32 bits was officially installed).