#name|sqldelim|strdelim|serial:number|charstr|dbms call|maxinserts|fgextension|\
comment
# name: your choice, to identify the row
# sqldelim: delimiter between two or more sql statements, may be blank
# strdelim: sql standard says ', but who knows
# serial: automatically incremented, unique data type, may be unique int
# number: numeric datatype to hold values between 0 and 1000000
# charstr: data type to hold character stings
# dbms call: database command able to read sql statements from stdin
# maxinserts: should be 0, but some dbms or environments have limits
#             in the number of statements read at once. if changed,
#             it has to be a factor of the maximum of rows inserted
# fgextension: extension to identify the binary type of firstgen,
#             for example lx6=linux-libc6 or exe=windows
# comment: your comments to identify the dbms, first line in log file
# ONE ROW PER BENCH!
#
infonl|;|'|serial|int|char|dbaccess test|0|lx6|Informix Online, Linux, P133
infse|;|'|serial|int|char|isql test|0|sun|Informix SE, Sun 4
dummy| |'|unique integer|integer|string|cat|0|hpux09|Zum Testen
sybase|go|'|int|int|char|isql -Usa -P|0|lx6|Sybase 10, Linux
oracle|;|'|int|int|varchar|sqlplus oracle/oracle|0|lx6|Oracle auf SuSe
mssql| |'|int|int|char|isql -d test -E|1000|exe|MS SQL 7
pgsql|;|'|int|int|char|psql -q test|0|lx6|postgresql-6.5pre on linux-2.2.7
