Here you can set the information QDL needs in order to hook up to the database. Changes to these configuration options should (obviously) coincide with the corresponding changes on the database side.

 

okToConfig	This has to be manually set in the config_[platform].php file, or the dialog settings won't stick.
audit trail	This is the name of the file to which all SQL will be written before getting executed.
server name	This is the domain that is hosting the database. This usually also includes the socket name.
db instance	This is the name of the database.
db username	This is the name of the user who has at least read and write access to the database. It is frequently the root user, but it doesn't have to be (and shouldn't be).
db password	This is the password for that account.
secret word	This is the private key used to solve captcha responses. Changing this will generate a new set of captchas.
python path	This is the path to the installation of Python on the server, which is used by the dictionary function.
error log	The path to the error log file.
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