# # DLR with LibSDB support configuration## Example defining a LibSDB resource (as an abstraction of a real database)# and the required table and field values.## As of LibSDB 0.5.0 the following database types are supported with# the associated URL resource scheme:# #   mysql:host=XXX:db=XXX:uid=XXX:pwd=XXX#   postgres:host=XXX:db=XXX:port=XXX#   oracle:uid=XXX:pwd=XXX OR oracle:uid=username/password@instance#   sqlite:db=/full/path/to/db#   lago:host=XXX:port=XXX:db=XXX:uid=XXX:pwd=XXX#   mimer:db=XXX:uid=XXX:pwd=XXX#   odbc:dsn=postgresql#   sdbd:host:port:url=XXX#   text:/path/to/db/ (note trailing slash)## Beware that you have the DB support build in your LibSDB installation# when trying to use a specific DB type within the URL.## LibSDB is available at http://siag.nu/libsdb/#group = sdb-connectionid = mydlrurl = "mysql:host=localhost:db=dlr:uid=foo:pwd=bar"# # Create the required table for the DLR support in the database # with something similar like this, i.e. for MySQL: # #   CREATE TABLE dlr (#     smsc varchar(40),#     ts varchar(40),#     destination varchar(40),#     service varchar(40),#     url varchar(255),#     mask int(10),#     status int(10)#   )## Other DB types may vary. Consult your DB admin for help in creating# the appropriate table space and connection details for the real DB.#group = dlr-dlrid = mydlrtable = dlrfield-smsc = smscfield-timestamp = tsfield-destination = destinationfield-service = servicefield-url = urlfield-mask = maskfield-status = status