# This is a sample mfdbc.cfg configuration file. # You should edit it to match your needs. # The following lines are commented out to show you the default values. # If you want to use a different value, then uncomment the line and change # the value. #----------------------------------------------------------- #---------------GENERAL SETUP OPTIONS----------------------- #----------------------------------------------------------- # The path to your system catalog directory. This is a required variable dictsource "C:\Program Files\Micro Focus\XDBC 2.0\mfsyscat" # The path to your data files. You must prepend the line with a semi-colon, # use either double backslashes ("\\") or forward slashes ("/"), # and separate your paths by semi-colons. This is a required variable file_prefix ";C:/Program Files/Micro Focus/XDBC 2.0/mf_data;C:/Program Files/Micro Focus/XDBC 2.0/sample/mfdbc/mf_data" # Specify your data file extensions; leave blank if no # extensions exist. # file_suffix #----------------------------------------------------------- #-------------------ADVANCED OPTION SETUP------------------- #----------------------------------------------------------- # Values for File_Case are Default (case ignored), # Lower (filename converted to lower case), and # Upper (filename converted to upper case). # file_case default # To specify how MFDBC will treat non-numeric values in numeric fields, # set this variable to Error (assignment error returned), # Truncate (value truncated from first non-numeric value to the end), # or Zero (value returned will be zero). invalid_numeric_data error # invalid_numeric_data truncate # invalid_numeric_data zero # Set this value to true if the user should have read-only # permissions to this database. The default is read and write permissions. # read_only no # These two variables provide a representational mapping between COBOL's # SPACES and LOW-VALUES and the corresponding SQL column values. # Valid values are null and empty. # null_alpha_read null # Valid values are spaces and low-values. # null_alpha_write spaces # Valid values are null and 0 (zero). # null_numeric_read 0 # Valid values are spaces, low-values, and 0 (zero). # null_numeric_write 0 # Enter a start date for Julian dates using the YYYYMMDD # format. The default date is January 1, 1900. # julian_base_date 19000101 # This variable when turned off will cause Micro Focus XDBC to ignore the transaction # options on operations such as an update. The default is on. # # transactions on # Tables in Micro Focus XDBC have an owner specified. The owner is either public # or an authorization id. The ignore_owner variable can be used to have # files show as no owner. This must be used in conjunction with loading # through xdbcutil with the -o " " option to have a blank owner in the # database. The default is FALSE. # # ignore_owner off #----------------------------------------------------------- #-------------------FILE OPTION SETUP----------------------- #----------------------------------------------------------- #----------------------------------------------------------- #----------TRANSACTION PROCESSING SETUP OPTIONS------------- #----------------------------------------------------------- #----------------------------------------------------------- #---------------------Multi-Company OPTIONS----------------- #----------------------------------------------------------- # For multi-company handling, you can specify the value of any # wildcards that you used when creating the table in your # system catalog by noting the values here. # filename_wildcards #----------------------------------------------------------- #---------------LOGGING SETUP OPTIONS----------------------- #----------------------------------------------------------- # debug_logfile # debug_loglevel #----------------------------------------------------------- #-------------------END CONFIGURATION----------------------- #-----------------------------------------------------------