(RADIATOR) Accounting

[Hugh Irvine]

Hello Javaid -

At 15:43 +0500 01/6/30, <jsajjad at mail.cyberaccess.com.pk> wrote:
>Hi every body,
>
>I need to know the procedure for how radiator's Accounting logs could be
>transfered to another server like MS SQL Server ie i am not interested in
>saving accounting logs in local database like oracle , mysql onto the same
>machine on which radiator is installed.So how remote database server could
>be defined and configured  into radiator.Straightforwardly, could anybody
>tell me that radiator's accounting logs may be sent to a separate machine
>having MS SQL Server Database? If possible then pls let me know how .

It is very simple to connect to any type of database on a remote 
machine, all you have to do is specify a DBSource line that includes 
the remote host.

In any case you will need to install the DBI module together with the 
DBD module for your database. You will also need the database client 
libraries for the database that you have chosen.

Have a look at sections 6.26 and 23 in the Radiator 2.18.2 reference manual.

regards

Hugh

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