#=============================================================================# # odbc.ini (Unix) # # # # Copy this to ~/.odbc.ini and you can access the test database # # with 'SAMPLES/odbctest # #=============================================================================# # # # sample configuration file for iODBC # # # #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------# # # # a driver section is set up like this: # # [] # # Driver = / # # DSN = # # # # ::= [A-za-z][A-Za-z0-9_]* # # [default] ::= entry used, if no other data matches # # # # Trace = ON | On | on | 1 | OFF | Off | off | 0 # # enable tracing of ODBC routines # # Tracefile = stdout | stderr # # output for trace information, either stdout or stderr # # # # Some MySQL specific options: # # # # SERVER = hostname of server that runs mysqld # # PORT = TCP/IP port (default 3306) # # SOCKET = Unix socket to use as connection if SERVER is not given or if # # SERVER is 'localhost' # # DB = Database to connect to. If not given, DSN is used. # # This allows one to access databases with the same name on # # different machines. # # OPTION = Changes behavour of MyDOBC for not ODBC compilant clients. # # See the myodbc README file for more information. # # # #=============================================================================# # # MySQL specific: # If DB is given it's used as the databasename instead of DNS. # # [test] Trace = Off TraceFile= stderr Driver = /usr/local/lib/libmyodbc.so DSN = test SERVER = localhost USER = test PASSWORD = PORT = 3306 #OPTIONS = 1 #DATABASE= test #SOCKET = /tmp/mysql.sock #=============================================================================# # end of file # #=============================================================================#