Jetelina has some original configuration parameters for working. As same as other computer systems, you can modify them to suit on your computer environment.
- Changeable parameters
These are the changeable parameters;
| type | explain | parameter name(i) | example phrase(ii) | default |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Upload file repository | uploaded CSV file path name | fileuploadpath | “upload file path”… | repo |
| Logging | executed SQL log file | sqllogfile | executed SQL log file | sql.log |
| file size of executed SQL log file[MB] | sqllogfilesize | “sql log file size”… | 10 | |
| log file name | logfile | “log name”… | log.log | |
| file size of log file[MB] | logfilesize | “log file size”… | 10 | |
| log file rotation start time | logfile_rotation_open | “rotation start”… | 00:00 | |
| log file rotation end time | logfile_rotation_close | “rotation end”… | 01:02 Attention: the interval between the start and end needs 20 minutes for secure | |
| Test execution parameter in SQL | “limit” number | selectlimit | “limit” | 10 |
| Current working database | user account database | jetelnadb | “default db”… | foo |
| SQL test ‘limit’ number | dbtype | “PostgreSQL port” | foo | |
| PostgreSQL parameters | available | pg_work | “postgresql run”… | false |
| port | pg_port | “postgresql port” | 5432 | |
| host | pg_host | “postgresql host” | localhost | |
| database name | pg_dbname | Postgres database name | postgres | |
| access account | pg_user | “postgresql user”… | postgres | |
| access password | pg_password | “postgresql password”… | postgres | |
| SSL mode | pg_sslmode | “postgresql ssl”… | prefer | |
| MySQL parameters | available | my_work | “mysql run”… | false |
| host | my_host | “mysql host” | localhost | |
| database name | my_dbname | “mysql db name”… | mysql | |
| port | my_port | “mysql port” | 3306 | |
| access account | my_user | “mysql user”… | user | |
| access password | my_password | “mysql password”… | userpasswd | |
| socket | my_unix_socket | “mysql unix socket”… | /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock | |
| redis parameters | available | redis_work | “redis run”… | false |
| host | redis_host | “redis host” | 127.0.0.1 | |
| port | redis_port | “redis port” | 6379 | |
| database name | redis_dbname | “redis db name”… | 0 | |
| access password | redis_password | “redis password”… | – | |
| MongoDB parameters | available | mongodb_work | “mongodb run”… | false |
| host | mongodb_host | mongodb host” | 127.0.0.1 | |
| port | mongodb_port | “mongodb port” | 27017 | |
| database name | mongodb_dbname | “mongodb database name”… | jetelina | |
| collection name | mongodb_collection | “mongodb collection name”… | jetelina-collection | |
| access account | mongodb_user | “mongodb user”… | – | |
| access password | mongodb_password | “mongodb password”… | – |
2. How to change the parameter
The changing process is as follows,
(1)Typing ‘show parameter’, ’show me configuration’, something like that to the chat box
(2)Jetelina asks you, ‘Which config?’
(3)Type the parameter name that you want to change to the chat box
There are two ways to point to the parameter,
i. Type the parameter name directly → ‘i’ in the upper list
ii. Type your phrase you think is related to it → ‘ii’ in the upper list
(4)Jetleina replies the current parameter to you
(5)Type ‘change parameter’, ’update configuration‘ … to the chat box
(6)Jetelina shows the input field that is for your updating parameter
(7)Type your new parameter into the displayed input field
(8)Then follow Jetelina guide
This is the example conversation between Jetelina and you in the chat box and displayed input field.
you: Jetelina:
'show parameter' → which config?
'postgresql port' → pg_port is '5432 so far
'change parameter' → Change this to =>
you set something → type 'send' for updating ..or 'cancel'
'send' → Done