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As the `tracing` framework is used under the hood to instrument the collection of logs from the Rust driver and the Cpp-Rust wrapper,
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the logging level and callback are passed through a custom event subscriber which is globally set as default when `cass_log_set_level` is called.
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So, `cass_log_set_level` *must* be called only once as subsequent attempts trying to modify the globally set event subscriber will be ignored.
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Also, Rust programs using Cpp-Rust driver under the hood must avoid calling `tracing::subscriber::set_global_default` as this will cause conflicts.
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Also, Rust programs using Cpp-Rust driver under the hood must avoid calling `tracing::subscriber::set_global_default` as this will cause conflicts.
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##### Note: The logging configuration must be done before any other driver function is called, otherwise, the default logging callback will be used, and logs will appear on stderr.
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# Limitations
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##### Note: This section may be incomplete, so not everything that is unimplemented is mentioned here.
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##### Note: This section may be incomplete, so not everything that is unimplemented is mentioned here.
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<table>
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<thead>
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<td>cass_statement_bind_custom[by_name]</td>
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<td>Binding is not implemented for custom types in the Rust driver.</td>
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