MySQL Parameters
The following parameters define the methods for storing data in MySQL databases. Other databases can be supported, but the default is MySQL.
MySQL Port
PARAMETER |
MSPORT |
Purpose |
This parameter specifies the port to be used for the MySQL connection. It is a string value that normally contains a URL and Port Number, separated by a colon. This parameter can also be defined by the $MYSQL_PORT Environment Variable on both Windows and Linux. |
Example |
-MSPORT=“127.168.1.1:3306” |
JSON |
{“MSPORT”:“127.168.1.1:3306} |
Use |
With SVG Only |
MySQL User
PARAMETER |
MyUser |
Purpose |
This parameter specifies MySQL User to be used. This parameter can also be defined by the $MYSQL_USER Environment Variable on both Windows and Linux. |
Example |
-MSUSER=scott |
JSON |
{“MSUSER”: “scott”} |
Use |
With SVG Only |
MySQL Password
PARAMETER |
MSPWD |
Purpose |
This parameter specifies MySQL Password for the User defined above. This parameter can also be defined by the $MYSQL_PWD Environment Variable on both Windows and Linux. |
Example |
-MSPWD=ABC123 |
JSON |
{“MSPWD”: “ABC123”} |
Use |
With SVG Only |
MySQL User Name
PARAMETER |
MSUSERNAME |
Purpose |
This parameter specifies User Name to be used as part of the ID in the Users Table. It combines with MSEMAIL and MSORG to identify a unique user. It can be blank, in which case the default User will be used. |
Example |
-MSUSERNAME=“Harry Tomlinson” |
JSON |
{“MSUSERN”: “Harry Tomlinson”} |
Use |
With SVG Only |
MySQL User Email
PARAMETER |
MSEMAIL |
Purpose |
This parameter specifies Email Address to be used as part of the ID in the Users Table. It combines with MSUSERNAME and MSORG to identify a unique user. It can be blank, in which case the default User will be used. |
Example |
-MSEMAIL=“harry@somewhere.com” |
JSON |
{“MSEMAIL”: “harry@somewhere.com”} |
Use |
With SVG Only |
MySQL User Organization
PARAMETER |
MSORGANIZATION |
Purpose |
This parameter specifies User Organization to be used as part of the ID in the Users Table. It combines with MSUSERNAME and MSEMAIL to identify a unique user. It can be blank, in which case the default User will be used. |
Example |
-MSORGANIZATION=“Logistics” |
JSON |
{“MSORG”: “Accounting”} |
Use |
With SVG Only |
MySQL Database
PARAMETER |
MSDATABASE |
Purpose |
This parameter specifies MySQL Database (Source) to be used. |
Example |
-MSDATA=Drawing |
JSON |
{“MSDATA”: “Drawing”} |
Use |
With SVG Only |
MySQL User Table
PARAMETER |
MSUSERTABLE |
Purpose |
This parameter specifies the name of the MySQL Users Table to be used. |
Example |
-MSUSERTABLE=Users |
JSON |
{“MSUSERT”: “Users”} |
Default |
users |
Use |
With SVG Only |
MySQL Drawing
PARAMETER |
MSDRAWING |
Purpose |
This parameter specifies the name of the MySQL Drawing Table to be used. |
Example |
-MSDRAWING=Drawings |
JSON |
{“MSDRAW”: “Drawings”} |
Default |
drawings |
Use |
With SVG Only |
MySQL Layers
PARAMETER |
MSLAYERS |
Purpose |
This parameter specifies the name of the MySQL Layers Table to be used. |
Example |
-MSLAYERS=MyLayers |
JSON |
{“MSLAYERS”: “MyLayers”} |
Default |
layers |
Use |
With SVG Only |
MySQL Layouts
PARAMETER |
MSLAYERS |
Purpose |
This parameter specifies the name of the MySQL Layouts Table to be used. |
Example |
-MSLAYO=MyLayouts |
JSON |
{“MSLAYOUTS”: “MyLayouts”} |
Default |
layouts |
Use |
With SVG Only |
MySQL Text Items
PARAMETER |
MSTEXT |
Purpose |
This parameter specifies the name of the MySQL Text Items Table to be used. |
Example |
-MSTEXT=MyText |
JSON |
{“MSTEXT”: “MyText”} |
Default |
textitems |
Use |
With SVG Only |
MySQL Blocks
PARAMETER |
MSBLOCKS |
Purpose |
This parameter specifies the name of the MySQL Blocks Table to be used. |
Example |
-MSBLOCKS=Lego |
JSON |
{“MSBLOCKS”: “MyBlocks”} |
Default |
blocks |
Use |
With SVG Only |
MySQL Attributes
PARAMETER |
MSATTRIBUTES |
Purpose |
This parameter specifies the name of the MySQL Attributes Table to be used. |
Example |
-MSATTRIB=MyAttributes |
JSON |
{“MSATTRIBUTES”: “MyAttributes”} |
Default |
attributes |
Use |
With SVG Only |
Last updated on 30 Jul 2022
Published on 10 Jul 2022