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# Exemplary configuration file for sqlite2dbf.
# Overwrite the settings in this file by either naming a different file with
# the --config parameter or by specifying each or some of the options on the
# command-line.

# The syntax of this file or your own versions is simple:
# Under the name of an option, you note the value that the option should adopt.
# Indent the value by 1 space minimum.  The option-names are identical to the
# long options, which can be used on the command-line, like, for example
# --source.
# 
# Example: If you transform the always same database with this
# configuration-file, you note the path to the SQLite-file under the option
# “source:”, like this:
# source:
#   /path/to_the/database/file.sqlite
# i.e. with one or several spaces in front of the value.  Lines with a leading
# hashmark are comments. Keep them intact.
# 
# The following option “save_what” is not used by SQlite2DBF but shall serve as
# example.
save_what:
 our_ship

# -------------- Define your settings below this line -------------------
# The source-file (sqlite).
#
#   Value: a SQLite database file which can be opened for reading.
# Example: /data/my_database/customers.sqlite
#          ./my_employers.sqlite
#          F:\\Path_to_database\Products.db
# Default: empty (required on the command-line)
source:

# The name of the table, which is converted.
#
#   Value: A string which corresponds to the name of a
#          table in the SQLite-database
# Example: employees
#          Price-list
# Default: empty (required on the command-line)
name:

# The target-file (dBase).
#
#   Value: The path to the file, that should be written.
# Example: /data/my_database/customers.dbf
#          ./my_employers.dbf
#          F:\\Path_to_database\Products.dbf
# Default: empty (NOT required)
target:

# Fields which shall be treated as time.
#
#   Value: One field-name or a list of space-separated
#          field-names (columns). 
# Example: created
#          "created last_accessed"
# Default: empty (NOT required)
time:

# Fields which shall be treated as date-time.
#
#   Value: One field-name or a list of space-separated field-names (columns).  
# Example: joined
#          "expires since last_update"
# Default: empty (NOT required)
date:

# Shall the dBase-file be named after the table?  Is set by specifying a
# target-directory as value to this option.
#
#   Value: Path to the target directory
# Example: /data/base/dBase/
# Default: empty (NOT required)
out:

