Mieczyslaw Maciejewski (EPO) wrote:
For some purposes it is better to have numeric values in
database. We have GUI which then presents data in user friendly
fashion.
And numbers in the database are easier to understand than names?
OK. If I comment out attributes in dictionary, then
: Radius attributes in SQL INSERT
Mieczyslaw Maciejewski (EPO) wrote:
For some purposes it is better to have numeric values in
database. We have GUI which then presents data in user friendly
fashion.
And numbers in the database are easier to understand than names?
OK. If I comment out
Mieczyslaw Maciejewski (EPO) wrote:
Numbers in the database are easier to understand for some programs
which do whimsical operations and finally present data in a graphical
way.
Huh?
The numbers assigned to Acct-Status-Type values are meaningless.
You can't graph them, as they have no
Hi
I use FreeRadius 0.71(snapshoot 20021104) on Solaris 8. Oracle 8.1.7
For accounting I use query as below (the query form is limited to important columns
only):
accounting_start_query=INSERT into TMP_TABLE( ...SESSION_START )
VALUES (.'%{Acct-Status-Type}'...
Mieczyslaw Maciejewski (EPO) wrote:
One of values of attribute Acct-Status-Type is value (in mnemonic) Start.
For me it looks that instead of inserting into database numeric
value of attribute Acct-Status-Type, FreeRadius tries to insert
mnemonic of that attribute (i.e. text 'Start').
Yes.
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From: Alan DeKok [mailto:aland;ox.org]
Sent: Monday, November 04, 2002 5:35 PM
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Subject: Re: Radius attributes in SQL INSERT
Mieczyslaw Maciejewski (EPO) wrote:
One of values of attribute Acct-Status-Type is value (in mnemonic) Start.
For me it looks
