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Joined: 7/21/2010
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Location: Spain
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Anyway knowing how to have a SOA record stored at RecData in the SQL db? I tried several examples, http://www.zytrax.com/books/dns/ch8/soa.html but can't get it working. I get a Server error message when I do a lookup. Regards, Menno
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Joined: 7/21/2010
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Location: Spain
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Oh, I found it already,
win-l835v7b2qpr. nobody.telguia.com. 2010072101 10800 3600 777600 3600
that's all, great, i love this SimpleDNS SQL Plus plugin
I kept on messing up with linefeeds, carriage return char(13) and char(10), which messed it all up, appeartly 1 space in between the record format is sufficient and new line is not appropiate, at least, that is what I noticed
I noticed that using nvarchar in the DB as instead varchar, incredible enhanced the speed
I also use a primary key on:
rectype
recname
remind that the total size can not exceed 900 characters, but rectype can be small, i use recname as nvarchar(400)
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Joined: 7/21/2010
Posts: 7
Location: Spain
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Does anyone knows how to input in the SQL DB in conjunction with a SOA record:
- the Answer section
AND the
- Authority section
I can get only an answer section, but not both.
Or am I missing something?
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Joined: 7/21/2010
Posts: 7
Location: Spain
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I knew I was missing something, this is:
If you have in your DB several more rows with several types, like SOA, TXT, NS, A or whatever, the MS SQL Plus plugin ALL returns them in one NS / UDP packet !!! this is Great, absolutly Great.
With the exclusions you can finetune the queries. I think it can cover all possibilies now.
This Plugin in combination with SimpleDNS is just what I was looking for since 1999 ;-)
amazing
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