To configure the TurboDB server
| 1. | In the Windows system tray click on the TurboDB Service icon to open the TurboDB Server Configuration window. |
| 2. | Specify a home directory for the server. This is the directory, where the log files will be located and where new databases will be created by default. |
| 3. | Add at least one database to the server databases. Each database is given by its location (a TurboDB directory database or a TurboDB database file) and a name. The name will be used in the client to specify the database it wants to connect to.
The location can contain the $(HOME) variable, which represents the current server home directory, i.e. $(HOME)\MyDB is a valid server-side database location. The variable makes it easier to rename or move the server directories. |
| 4. | Set the logging level to the desired value. Log messages below the defined level are not written to the log file. |
| 5. | Determine the number of threads in the server. There should be one thread per one to five client applications depending on the intensity of their database access. |
| 6. | Close the TurboDB Server Configuration. |