airtime_nginx_php7/airtime_mvc/library/propel/test/fixtures/namespaced/runtime-conf.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<config>
	<!--
	#
	#  L O G G I N G
	#
	# We use PEAR-compatible Log for all Propel logging and we embed the
	# log conf properties within our application configuration.
	#
	#   type    - the type of log (default 'file')
	#   name    - the name of log or path to file. (default './propel.log')
	#   ident   - the text used to identify the log messages
	#   level   - the log level
	#                   PEAR_LOG_EMERG    0
	#                   PEAR_LOG_ALERT    1
	#                   PEAR_LOG_CRIT     2
	#                   PEAR_LOG_ERR      3
	#                   PEAR_LOG_WARNING  4
	#                   PEAR_LOG_NOTICE   5
	#                   PEAR_LOG_INFO     6
	#                   PEAR_LOG_DEBUG    7
	#
	# Note that if you omit the <log> config section, Propel will not attempt to
	# configure a logger, and you will need to specify one manually using
	# Propel::setLogger() if you want Propel to log debug or error messages.
	-->
	<log>
		<ident>propel-bookstore</ident>
		<name>propel.log</name>
		<level>7</level>
	</log>
	<!--
	#
	#  P R O P E L  P R O P E R T I E S
	#
	# Note that you can configure multiple datasources; for example if your
	# project uses several databases.
	-->
	<propel>
		<datasources default="bookstore_namespaced">
			<datasource id="bookstore_namespaced">
			
				<!-- the Propel adapter to use for this connection -->
				<adapter>mysql</adapter>
				<!-- Connection parameters. See PDO documentation for DSN format and available option constants. -->
				<connection>
					<classname>DebugPDO</classname>
					<dsn>mysql:dbname=test</dsn>
					<!--
					For MySQL and Oracle you must specify username + password separate from DSN:
					<user>bookstore</user>
					<password></password>
					-->
					<options>
						<option id="ATTR_PERSISTENT">false</option>
					</options>
					
					<attributes>
						<!--
							For MySQL, you should also turn on prepared statement emulation, 
								as prepared statements support is buggy in mysql driver
						-->
						<option id="ATTR_EMULATE_PREPARES">true</option>
					</attributes>
					
					<settings>
						<!--  Set the character set for client connection -->
						<setting id="charset">utf8</setting>
						<!-- you can also execute arbitrary queries after the connection is created
						<setting id="queries">
							<query>SELECT * FROM foo</query>
							<query>INSERT INTO BAR ('hey', 'there')</query>
						</setting>
						-->
					</settings>
				</connection>
			</datasource>

		</datasources>
	</propel>
</config>