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- ; This file contains several sections, one for each database type.
- ; Select here which section has to be used currently,
- ; i.e. which database you want to use
- [Database]
- type=bufdataset
- ; These sections are for the several SQLDB-types of databases:
- ; PostgreSQL database:
- [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
- ; MySQL 4.0 database:
- [mysql40]
- connector=sql
- connectorparams=mysql40
- name=testdb
- user=root
- password=
- hostname=127.0.0.1
- ; MySQL 4.1 database:
- [mysql41]
- connector=sql
- connectorparams=mysql41
- name=testdb
- user=root
- password=
- hostname=127.0.0.1
- ; MySQL 5.0 database:
- [mysql50]
- connector=sql
- connectorparams=mysql50
- name=testdb
- user=root
- password=
- hostname=127.0.0.1
- ; Oracle database:
- [oracle]
- connector=sql
- connectorparams=oracle
- name=xe
- user=system
- password=
- hostname=127.0.0.1
- ; Interbase or Firebird database:
- [interbase]
- connector=sql
- connectorparams=interbase
- name=/opt/firebird/data/testdb.fdb
- ; Default username/password for Interbase/Firebird
- ; is sysdba/masterkey. Change to your situation.
- user=sysdba
- password=masterkey
- hostname=localhost
- ; Firebird embedded
- ; Same as Firebird, except we leave the host name blank
- ; and specify a db without path.
- ; Make sure your Firebird embedded library files (.dll/.so/.dylib)
- ; are installed; e.g. on Windows, you can put them in this
- ; directory.
- ; Test code will create db if it doesn't exist; you can
- ; delete an existing db file before the test to start
- ; fresh.
- [firebirdembedded]
- connector=sql
- connectorparams=interbase
- name=fbembedtest.fdb
- user=sysdba
- password=masterkey
- hostname=
- ; ODBC database:
- [odbc]
- connector=sql
- connectorparams=odbc
- name=testdb
- user=root
- password=
- hostname=127.0.0.1
- ; SQLite database:
- [sqlite]
- connector=sql
- connectorparams=sqlite3
- name=test.db
- ; MS SQL Server database:
- [mssql]
- connector=sql
- connectorparams=mssql
- name=pubs
- ; If you want to use trusted authentication/SSPI, leave
- ; user and password blank
- user=sa
- password=
- hostname=127.0.0.1
- ; Sybase ASE database
- [sybase]
- connector=sql
- connectorparams=sybase
- name=testdb
- usser=sa
- password=
- hostname=127.0.0.1
- ; TDBf: DBase/FoxPro database:
- [dbf]
- connector=dbf
- ; Give here the path where the *.dbf file can be generated
- name=/tmp
- ; MemDS in memory dataset:
- [memds]
- connector=memds
- ; BufDataset in memory dataset:
- [bufdataset]
- connector=bufdataset
- ; sdfdataset file-based dataset:
- [sdfdataset]
- connector=sdfds
- ; subdirectory for the sdf files:
- name=sdftest
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