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SET autoload_known_extensions = true;
Using database file: "/opt/sqlflite/data/TPC-H-small.duckdb"
Print Queries option is set to: false
Apache Arrow Flight SQL server - with engine: DuckDB - will listen on grpc+tcp://0.0.0.0:31337
SQLFlite server - with engine: DuckDB - will listen on grpc+tcp://0.0.0.0:31337
Flight SQL server - started
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SQLite version: 3.45.0
Using database file: "/opt/sqlflite/data/TPC-H-small.sqlite"
Print Queries option is set to: false
Apache Arrow Flight SQL server - with engine: SQLite - will listen on grpc+tcp://0.0.0.0:31337
Flight SQL server - started
SQLFlite server - with engine: SQLite - will listen on grpc+tcp://0.0.0.0:31337
SQLFlite server - started
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## Print help
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-B [ --backend ] arg (=duckdb) Specify the database backend. Allowed
options: duckdb, sqlite.
-H [ --hostname ] arg Specify the hostname to listen on for the
Flight SQL Server. If not set, we will
use env var: 'SQLFLITE_HOSTNAME'. If that
SQLFlite Server. If not set, we will use
env var: 'SQLFLITE_HOSTNAME'. If that
isn't set, we will use the default of:
'0.0.0.0'.
-R [ --port ] arg (=31337) Specify the port to listen on for the
Flight SQL Server.
SQLFlite Server.
-D [ --database-filename ] arg Specify the database filename (absolute
or relative to the current working
directory)
-U [ --username ] arg Specify the username to allow to connect
to the Flight SQL Server for clients. If
to the SQLFlite Server for clients. If
not set, we will use env var:
'SQLFLITE_USERNAME'. If that isn't set, we
will use the default of:
'SQLFLITE_USERNAME'. If that isn't set,
we will use the default of:
'sqlflite_username'.
-P [ --password ] arg Specify the password to set on the Flight
SQL Server for clients to connect with.
If not set, we will use env var:
-P [ --password ] arg Specify the password to set on the
SQLFlite Server for clients to connect
with. If not set, we will use env var:
'SQLFLITE_PASSWORD'. If that isn't set,
the server will exit with failure.
-S [ --secret-key ] arg Specify the secret key used to sign JWTs
issued by the Flight SQL Server. If it
issued by the SQLFlite Server. If it
isn't set, we use env var: 'SECRET_KEY'.
If that isn't set, the server will create
a random secret key.
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