I have a significant Analysis tool originally written in PowerBuilder and Migrated to C# using SnapDevelop.  It has a dozen DataStore Objects and does some serious Retrieve and Update operations during the course of it's run.  When I run it packaged outside of SnapDevelop, it runs with reasonable performance, when I try to Start it within the Tool using the Debugger, it writes out each SQL statement and tread transition as well as likely other stuff.  Although I am sure this is interesting to someone doing a simple GUI or WebApp, it merely slows the process of debugging to a crawl.  The IDE remains mostly responsive, but single step after a breakpoint waits until all of the queued up output for the Debug window is completed.  "Clear", just truncates the earlier output, but does nothing to stop it.  I have tried playing with appsettings.json (although this is a Console App) setting LogLevel, but this does not look like output from the MS Logger in any case.

Is there a Configuration in the project file to turn this off, I find no settings in the Tool that provide any affect.  I hoped that with the 2021 version, this would be addressed, but it seems to be in this version as it was in the 2019 version.

Any advice would be great.  I have not tried to switch to Visual Studio to see if the problem follows to there as well.