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koffice/kexi/tests/startup/testdb.kexis

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#
# This file contains information for accessing Kexi project(s)
# stored on a database server
#
# Description: The file can contain one special "File Information"
# section and one or more sections for defining database connections.
#
[File Information]
# Version information for this file format, "1" is by default.
# You can forget about adding this.
version=1
# begin of section for a shortcut to a single database
[Test Database]
# The type of this section. Can be:
# - database: a single database project together with
# it's connection parameters
# - connection: connection arameters only, without database name
# user will be able to see a list of databases provided
# for the connection and open one of them. (not yet implemented)
type=database
# Database driver (engine) name like: mysql, postgresql.
engine=mysql
# Additional human-readable caption for informational purposes.
caption=Test Project
# Database name, or connection name, depending on type of this section.
name=testdb
# Server name, for local connection. Can be empty or equal to "localhost".
server=localhost
# TCP/IP port, leave it empty if default port for a given
# engine should be used.
port=3333
# Username, leave empty if you want to reuse your login name.
user=testuser
# User password (DANGEROUS: currently plain text!).
# Leave it empty, and you will be asked for password everytime
# you're opening your database.
# KDE Wallet will be supported in the future.
password=testy
# Additional (probably multiline) human-readable caption
# for informational purposes. Line endings should be netered as \n.
comment=My favourite test project
# Set this to 1, if you want to use socket file (named pipe)
# instead of TCP/IP for your local connection here.
# Ignored for remote connections.
useLocalSocketFile=0
# Enter local socket file name (named pipe) for your local connection here.
# Leave it empty if you want to use default socket file.
# Ignored for remote connections.
localSocketFile=