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Consolidated customization docs into dbtypes.html
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# | ||
# see dbtypes.html for configuration / customization details | ||
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description=Firebird | ||
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# connection spec | ||
# text between <>'s will be prompted for on the command line | ||
# e.g. if <host> is in connectionSpec then you must have -host on the command line | ||
# if you're missing a required parameter then you're be prompted with the text | ||
# that's associated with that paramter | ||
# e.g. missing -db then you'll be prompted for 'database name' | ||
# expected format: jdbc:firebirdsql://[hostname][:port]/dbname | ||
connectionSpec=jdbc:firebirdsql://<host>/<db> | ||
host=hostname[:port] (possibly just localhost) | ||
db=database name | ||
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driver=org.firebirdsql.jdbc.FBDriver | ||
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# point this to whatever is appropriate on your machine...let me know if there's a standard path/jar | ||
# you can use the -cp command line option if you prefer | ||
# Sample path to the firebird drivers. | ||
# Use -dp to override. | ||
# The driver should be available at http://www.firebirdsql.org | ||
driverPath=/usr/java/tools/firebird/jaybird-full-2.0.1.jar:;c:\jdbc\firebird\jaybird-full-2.0.1.jar | ||
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# if your driver returns failures like "stream already closed" then its metadata | ||
# services probably aren't thread safe and you'll have to uncomment this line | ||
# or specify "-dbThreads 1" on the command line. | ||
#dbThreads=1 | ||
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# the following SQL is optional | ||
# fill it in if you want to see the SQL used to create your views or your check constraints | ||
# send it back to schemaspy.sourceforge.net if it works | ||
# these named parameters are supported: :schema, :owner, :table and :view | ||
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# return text that represents a specific :view / :schema | ||
#selectViewSql= | ||
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# return table_name, constraint_name and text for a specific :schema | ||
#selectCheckConstraintsSql= | ||
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# return table_name, comments for a specific :schema | ||
# useful if db driver doesn't return this info | ||
#selectTableCommentsSql= | ||
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# return table_name, column_name, comments for a specific :schema | ||
# useful if db driver doesn't return this info | ||
#selectColumnCommentsSql= |
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# | ||
# see dbtypes.html for configuration / customization details | ||
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description=HSQLDB Server | ||
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# connection spec | ||
# text between <>'s will be prompted for on the command line | ||
# e.g. if <host> is in connectionSpec then you must have -host on the command line | ||
# if you're missing a required parameter then you're be prompted with the text | ||
# that's associated with that paramter | ||
# e.g. missing -host then you'll be prompted for 'hostname[:port] (possibly just localhost)' | ||
# expected format: jdbc:hsqldb:hsql://<host>/<db> | ||
connectionSpec=jdbc:hsqldb:hsql://<host>/<db> | ||
host=hostname[:port] (possibly just localhost) | ||
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driver=org.hsqldb.jdbcDriver | ||
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# point this to whatever is appropriate on your machine...let me know if there's a standard path/jar | ||
# you can use the -cp command line option if you prefer | ||
# Sample path to the HSQLDB drivers. | ||
# Use -dp to override. | ||
driverPath=/HSQLDB/1.8.0/hsqldb.jar | ||
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# if your driver returns failures like "stream already closed" then its metadata | ||
# services probably aren't thread safe and you'll have to uncomment this line | ||
# or specify "-dbThreads 1" on the command line. | ||
#dbThreads=1 | ||
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# the following SQL is optional | ||
# fill it in if you want to see the SQL used to create your views or your check constraints | ||
# send it back to schemaspy.sourceforge.net if it works | ||
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#selectViewSql=select text from all_views where view_name=? and owner=? | ||
#selectCheckConstraintsSql=select table_name, constraint_name constname, search_condition text from all_constraints where constraint_type = 'C' and constraint_name not like 'SYS%' and owner = ? | ||
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# return table_name, comments for a specific :schema | ||
# useful if db driver doesn't return this info | ||
#selectTableCommentsSql= | ||
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# return table_name, column_name, comments for a specific :schema | ||
# useful if db driver doesn't return this info | ||
#selectColumnCommentsSql= |
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# | ||
# see dbtypes.html for configuration / customization details | ||
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# InformixSQL driver details provided by Tom Conlin | ||
description=InformixSQL | ||
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# connection spec | ||
# text between <>'s will be prompted for on the command line | ||
# e.g. if <host> is in connectionSpec then you must have -host on the command line | ||
# if you're missing a required parameter then you're be prompted with the text | ||
# that's associated with that paramter | ||
# e.g. missing -db then you'll be prompted for 'database name' | ||
connectionSpec=jdbc:informix-sqli://<host>/<db>:INFORMIXSERVER=<server> | ||
host=hostname and port | ||
db=database name | ||
server=database server | ||
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driver=com.informix.jdbc.IfxDriver | ||
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# point this to whatever is appropriate on your machine | ||
# note: you need to include both ifxjdbc.jar and ifxjdbcx.jar | ||
# Sample path to the informix drivers. | ||
# Use -dp to override. | ||
# Note: you need to include both ifxjdbc.jar and ifxjdbcx.jar | ||
driverPath=/path/to/jdbc3.00.JC1/lib/ifxjdbc.jar:/path/to/jdbc3.00.JC1/lib/ifxjdbcx.jar |
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# SchemaSpy configuration file for the MaxDB database | ||
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# see dbtypes.html for configuration / customization details | ||
# | ||
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description=MaxDB | ||
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# connection spec | ||
# text between <>'s will be prompted for on the command line | ||
# e.g. if <host> is in connectionSpec then you must have -host on the command line | ||
# if you're missing a required parameter then you're be prompted with the text | ||
# that's associated with that paramter | ||
# e.g. missing -db then you'll be prompted for 'Name of database instance' | ||
connectionSpec=jdbc:sapdb://<host>/<db>?sqlmode=ORACLE | ||
host=Name of the computer on which the database instance is running | ||
db=Name of database instance | ||
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driver=com.sap.dbtech.jdbc.DriverSapDB | ||
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# use the -cp command line option to override this: | ||
# Sample path to the maxdb drivers. | ||
# Use -dp to override. | ||
driverPath=C:\Program Files\sdb\programs\runtime\jar\sapdbc.jar |
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# | ||
# see dbtypes.html for configuration / customization details | ||
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description=Microsoft SQL Server | ||
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# connection spec | ||
# text between <>'s will be prompted for on the command line | ||
# e.g. if <host> is in connectionSpec then you must have -host on the command line | ||
# if you're missing a required parameter then you're be prompted with the text | ||
# that's associated with that paramter | ||
# e.g. missing -db then you'll be prompted for 'database name' | ||
connectionSpec=jdbc:microsoft:sqlserver://<host>:<port>;databaseName=<db> | ||
host=database server host | ||
port=database port on host | ||
db=database name | ||
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driver=com.microsoft.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerDriver | ||
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# you can use the -cp command line option if you prefer | ||
# Sample path to the sql server drivers. | ||
# Use -dp to override. | ||
driverPath=C:/Program Files/Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Driver for JDBC/lib/msbase.jar;C:/Program Files/Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Driver for JDBC/lib/mssqlserver.jar;C:/Program Files/Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Driver for JDBC/lib/msutil.jar | ||
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# if your driver returns failures like "stream already closed" then its metadata | ||
# services probably aren't thread safe and you'll have to uncomment this line | ||
# or specify "-dbThreads 1" on the command line. | ||
#dbThreads=1 | ||
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# all of these selects are optional: | ||
# these named parameters are supported: :schema, :owner, :table and :view | ||
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# return text that represents a specific :view / :schema | ||
selectViewSql=select text from syscomments sc, sysobjects so where sc.id=so.id and so.name=:table | ||
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# return table_name, constraint_name and text for a specific :schema | ||
#selectCheckConstraintsSql=select distinct a.name constraint_name, text from sysobjects a, syscomments b, sysobjects c where a.id = b.id and a.type = 'C' | ||
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# return table_name, comments for a specific :schema | ||
# useful if db driver doesn't return this info | ||
#selectTableCommentsSql= | ||
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# return table_name, column_name, comments for a specific :schema | ||
# useful if db driver doesn't return this info | ||
selectColumnCommentsSql=SELECT i_s.TABLE_NAME, i_s.COLUMN_NAME, s.value AS comments FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS i_s INNER JOIN sysproperties s ON s.id = OBJECT_ID(i_s.TABLE_SCHEMA+'.'+i_s.TABLE_NAME) AND s.smallid = i_s.ORDINAL_POSITION AND s.name = 'MS_Description' WHERE OBJECTPROPERTY(OBJECT_ID(i_s.TABLE_SCHEMA+'.'+i_s.TABLE_NAME), 'IsMsShipped')=0 |
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