# Pg, Sybase, Oracle, Ingres, mSQL, ODBC,...
#
dbdriver		= mysql

# Driver for ODBC, ignored for other databases
#
odbc_driver		= SQL Server

# SID for Oracle users, ignored for other databases
#
oracle_sid		= ORASID

# default tex- file extension
#
texex			= tex

# file name extension to insert before the last '.'
#
stx				= _stx

# When no output file is specified or output file without (relative) path is given, an output file
# is generated in the current directory.
# By setting 'def_out_is_in' to True (1), the output file is generated in the same directory
# where the input file resides (this was the behaviour up until v2.0).
# Refer to the documentation for more info.
#
def_out_is_in	= 0

# If the commandline option --replacementfile or -r is given, by default the given replacement file
# will be parsed and after that the default replacement file will be parsed as well.
# If only the given replacement file should be parsed skipping the default file, set the value
# below to 0.
#   
multi_rfile		= 1

# Comment-sign used in the replace file(s). Leave empty to disable comments
#
rfile_comment	= ;

# Indicator of a regular expression in the replace file. The rfile_regexploc setting indicates the
# position of the regular expression and must be part of 'rfile_regexp'
# Refer to the documentation for more info.
#
rfile_regexploc	= ...
rfile_regexp	= re(...)

# Command section. All SQLTeX commands start with <cmd_prefix> and are followed
# by the actual command. Change this only if latex commands are used that conflict
# with the defaults.
#
cmd_prefix		= sql
sql_open		= db
sql_field		= field
sql_row			= row
sql_params		= setparams
sql_update		= update
sql_start		= start
sql_end			= end
sql_use			= use
sql_system		= system
sql_if			= if
sql_endif		= endif

# Defines if the \sqlsystem{} command is allowed.
# This is disabled by default, enable only if you are sure no SQLTeX files can be called that
# might harm your system
# 
sqlsystem_allowed = 0

# If the Term::ReadKey perl module is not installed, it is not possible to enter a password
# and hide it from the console when. In that case SQLTeX will abort if a password is specified
# as '?' in the LaTeX input file.
# To allow entering passwords that are readable from at the console, set the following to 1.
# NOTE: If you need to set this value to 1, you're strongly adviced to install the Term::ReadKey
#       module instead:
#       sudo cpan install Term::ReadKey
#
allow_readable_pwd = 0

# The values below are used internally only. There's no need to change these,
# unless there are conflicts. Refer to the documentation for more info.
#
repl_step		= OSTX
alt_cmd_prefix	= processedsqlcommand