# wfb2sqlrc - Configuration file for wfb2sql # Written by Jan Schreiber # $Id: wfb2sqlrc,v 1.2 2004/02/06 19:42:08 ruut_ Exp $ # Selects an SQL dialect for the SQL output. Currently supported values are # "db2", "mysql" and "postgresql". # #database = mysql # Adds a 'CONNECT TO name' to the schema definition. This is needed if you # want to pipe the output directly into db2. For databases other than db2 # this parameter is ignored. # #database-name = factbook # Output only SQL data and emit schema information. Set this variable to yes # if you already have created the tables. # #data-only = no # Specifies the root directory of the factbook installation. The root # directory contains the file index.html and the print-directory. # #directory = /path/to/factbook # Include boundary information. The borders to surrounding # countries are stored in an extra table called boundaries, the total # boundaries are stored in the country entity. # #boundaries = yes # Include data on communication. The following fields will be added: # phone_mainlines: Number of main lines in use. # phone_mobile: Number of cellphones. # internet_users: Number of internet users. # isps: Number of Internet service providers. # #communications = yes # Include information on dependent country. # #dependent-countries = yes # Include flag data and schema information. # #flags = yes # Include map data and schema information. # #maps = yes # Include data about organizations memberships. # #organizations = yes # Add a schema name (default: "wfb") when writing the SQL CREATE TABLE # commands. # #schema=yes # Do not include textual fields like background information. # Note: This option currently only adds the "religions" field # #text-fields = yes # Specifies an alternate schema name. This applies only to databases which # support schemata (DB/2 and PostgreSQL Version 7.3 or higher). If you want # to disable the schema names, use the B<--noschema> option. The default # schema name is "wfb". # #schema-name = wfb # Prints only SQL schema data. Use this function if you just want to create # the SQL tables first. # #schema-only = no # Include only small flags. By default, the large flags will be included in # the database. Use the B<--noflags> option to emit all kind of flags. # #small-flags = no # The db2 creation method requires the use of temporary files. By default # they will be placed in the current directory, but you may specify a # different directory using this option. # #temp-dir = /tmp # Prints some more or less useful information to STDERR. # #verbose = yes