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Version: 2025.2

AliasSubDbMariaDb

This page provides generated reference documentation for the AliasSubDbMariaDb data model.

Implementierung für MariaDB.

Overview​

PropertySummary
autoOrderByIDIf yes/true, each frame is automatically sorted by the ID column of the respective database table. If no/false, no automatic sorting will be executed.
collationSpecifies the sorting strategy for indexes, and so on.
databaseThe name of the database to which this alias is to be connected.
hostThe host under which the MariaDB database server is reachable.
passwordThe password of the user to be used to log on to the MariaDB database server.
portThe port under which the MariaDB database server is reachable.
timezoneThe timezone of the alias definition.
userThe user to be used to log on to the MariaDB database server.

autoOrderByID​

Type: Boolean
Default: true

If yes/true, each frame is automatically sorted by the ID column of the respective database table. If no/false, no automatic sorting will be executed.


collation​

Type: String

Specifies the sorting strategy for indexes, and so on.

Collations can be set on MySQL and MariaDB using the JDBC URL with the parameters collation_connection or character_set_connection.

Example:

jdbc:mysql://localhost:3305?sessionVariables=collation_connection=latin1_swedish_ci


database​

Type: String

The name of the database to which this alias is to be connected.


host​

Type: String

The host under which the MariaDB database server is reachable.


password​

Type: String

The password of the user to be used to log on to the MariaDB database server.


port​

Type: Integer
Default: 3306
Constraints: Minimum: 0, Maximum: 65536

The port under which the MariaDB database server is reachable.


timezone​

Type: String

The timezone of the alias definition.


user​

Type: String

The user to be used to log on to the MariaDB database server.