# Single File Logging
profilesSingle file logging is useful to view the log details separately in a single file in the required location. This feature can be used in DBSync Cloud Replication by following a simple process mentioned below.
#### Solution:
* Download the **latest version** **(6.x)** of the ZIP or EXE file of the DBSync Cloud Replication tool from DBSync website using the URL (If the latest version of DBSync Cloud Replication is already installed, this step must be ignored).
* config.properties must be accessed from the installation folder*.* The following path can be referred dbsync-cdm*> WEB-INF* > *profiles* > Org Id> *config (the required profile name)* > *config.properties*\
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* *Same can be done through system.properties.The following path can be referred dbsync-cdm> WEB-INF > db > conf >system.properties*
* Open config.properties, identify the below commands. If not available, these commands must be included.
log.dir=\
log.filename=\
log.append=\ *true* is to add the logs to the existing file and *false* is to overwrite the existing file with new logs.
* Edit these commands as required. An example is shown in the screen capture.
* Save config.properties or system.properties & restart the server before running the replication. After running the replication logs can be viewed from the new location in a single file.
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