; This file contains several sections, one for each database-type. Select here
; which section has to be used currently.
[Database]
type=interbase

; These sections are for the several SQLDB-types of databases:
[postgresql]

; The connector specifies the DB-component that has to be used. The 'sql'
; connector tests the SQLDB components
connector=sql

; Here you can give some parameters, which are specific for each connector. The
; SQL connector uses this parameter to specify the connection that should be
; used;
connectorparams=postgresql

; The name of the database. The database could be empty. You only need read and
; write rights.
name=testdb

; user to log in with
user=

; password to log in with
password=

; hostname of the database-server
hostname=127.0.0.1

[mysql40]
connector=sql
connectorparams=mysql40
name=testdb
user=root
password=
hostname=127.0.0.1

[mysql41]
connector=sql
connectorparams=mysql41
name=testdb
user=root
password=
hostname=127.0.0.1

[mysql50]
connector=sql
connectorparams=mysql50
name=testdb
user=root
password=
hostname=127.0.0.1

[oracle]
connector=sql
connectorparams=oracle
name=xe
user=system
password=
hostname=127.0.0.1

[interbase]
connector=sql
connectorparams=interbase
name=/opt/firebird/data/testdb.fdb
user=sysdba
password=
hostname=localhost

[odbc]
connector=sql
connectorparams=odbc
name=testdb
user=root
password=
hostname=127.0.0.1

[sqlite]
connector=sql
connectorparams=sqlite3
name=test.db

; This section is for a connector for TDbf:
[dbf]
connector=dbf

; Give here the path where the *.dbf file can be generated
name=/tmp

; This section is for a connector for MemDS:
[memds]
connector=memds