09-12-2009, 03:52 AM
done, it looks like this
// DB_NAME - The name of the database
define("DB_NAME", "");
// DB_USER - The username to connect to the database as
define("DB_USER", "");
// DB_PASS - The password for DB_USER
define("DB_PASS", "");
// DB_ADDR - The address of the database server, in host:port format.
// (You might also try setting this to e.g. ":/tmp/mysql.sock" to
// use a Unix domain socket, if your mysqld is on the same box as
// your web server.)
define("DB_ADDR", "localhost");
// DB_TYPE - The database server type. Only "mysql" is supported currently
define("DB_TYPE", "mysql");
// DB_PCONNECT - Set to 1 to use persistent database connections. Persistent
// connections can give better performance, but may overload
// the database server. Set to 0 to use non-persistent
// connections.
define("DB_PCONNECT", 0);
// DB_NAME - The name of the database
define("DB_NAME", "");
// DB_USER - The username to connect to the database as
define("DB_USER", "");
// DB_PASS - The password for DB_USER
define("DB_PASS", "");
// DB_ADDR - The address of the database server, in host:port format.
// (You might also try setting this to e.g. ":/tmp/mysql.sock" to
// use a Unix domain socket, if your mysqld is on the same box as
// your web server.)
define("DB_ADDR", "localhost");
// DB_TYPE - The database server type. Only "mysql" is supported currently
define("DB_TYPE", "mysql");
// DB_PCONNECT - Set to 1 to use persistent database connections. Persistent
// connections can give better performance, but may overload
// the database server. Set to 0 to use non-persistent
// connections.
define("DB_PCONNECT", 0);
