# any_database.conf
# lines beginning with # are comments.  Mostly these show sample configurations for different database products
# headings are shown in square brackets.  These are effectively comments too
# host addresses and passwords are fakes, of course 


[microsoft_sql_server]

#  host                  = localhost
#  port                  = 1433
#  jdbc_driver           = com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver
#  connection_string     = jdbc:sqlserver://
#  user_specified_as     = integrated-security       # literal, environment-variable or integrated-security
#  user                  =
#  password_specified_as = integrated-security       # literal, environment-variable or integrated-security
#  password              =
#  integrated_security   = true
#  database              = data_quality
#  schema                = dbo
#  table                 =
#  output_directory      = 

[oracle]

#  host                  = localhost
#  port                  = 1521
#  jdbc_driver           = oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver
#  connection_string     = jdbc:oracle:thin:@//
#  user_specified_as     = literal                   # literal, environment-variable or integrated-security
#  user                  = RON
#  password_specified_as = literal                   # literal, environment-variable or integrated-security
#  password              = RON
#  integrated_security   = false
#  database              = XE 
#  schema                = RON
#  output_directory      = /mnt/hgfs/Desktop/

[postgres_elephantsql]

host                  = crazy_fruit.db.elephantsql.com
port                  = 5432
jdbc_driver           = org.postgresql.Driver
connection_string     = jdbc:postgresql://
#  user_specified_as     = environment-variable      # literal, environment-variable or integrated-security
#  user                  = DATABASE_USER
#  password_specified_as = environment-variable      # literal, environment-variable or integrated-security
#  password              = DATABASE_PASSWORD
user_specified_as     = literal
user                  = test_reader
password_specified_as = literal
password              = G!N2Xpye
security              = sslmode=require
integrated_security   = false
database              = dev
schema                = staging
table                 = 
output_directory      = /home/datawarehouse/svn/log

[postgres_local]

#  host                  = localhost
#  port                  = 5433
#  jdbc_driver           = org.postgresql.Driver
#  connection_string     = jdbc:postgresql://
#  user_specified_as     = literal                   # literal, environment-variable or integrated-security
#  user                  = postgres
#  password_specified_as = literal                   # literal, environment-variable or integrated-security
#  password              = postgres
#  integrated_security   = false
#  database              = dev
#  schema                = public
#  table                 = unload_test
#  output_directory      = /Users/ronballard/Desktop/