I’m using Mirth Connect, which uses log4j 2.17.2. I have tried to insert Mirth logs in a MySql DB using the log4j2 JDBC appender but failed to do so. Mirth Connect runs and logs to the dashboard and file just fine, but there are no entries in the MySql DB. There are no examples of properties for the JDBC appender in the official log4j2 documentation.