Jetelina has some original configuration parameters for working. As same as other computer systems, you can modify them to suit on your computer environment.
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”… | – |
The changing process is as follows,
- Typing ‘show parameter’, ’show me configuration’, something like that to the chat box
- Jetelina asks you, ‘Which parameter?’
- 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 - Jetleina replies the current parameter to you
- Type ‘change parameter’, ’update configuration‘ … to the chat box
- Jetelina shows the input field that is for your updating parameter
- Type your new parameter into the displayed input field
- Then follow Jetelina guide
This is the example conversation between Jetelina and you in the chat box and displayed input field.
you: Jetelina:
'change 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