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;	============================================================
;	File:	PWD
;	Author:	daveo@obernet.com
;	Date:	Feb 2002
;	Use:	Test defaults for FameHLI
;	============================================================
;	Use this file as an example to create your own PWD file in
;	this directory or up to 2 levels up from here.
;	============================================================
;	HOSTNAME=localhost
;	SERVICE=mcadbs
;	USERNAME=
;	PASSWORD=
;	SITESERVER=mcaserv@server
;
HOSTNAME=none
SERVICE=none
USERNAME=
PASSWORD=
SITESERVER=none
;
;	============================================================
;	FAMEDB is a database where the two ensuing objects can
;			be found
;	FAMESERIES is a time series
;	FAMEISSUER is a string scalar
;	============================================================
;	In some MCADBSs, "prc.db" is called "prc".  In others,
;	it is called "pr1".  Go figure...  Just make sure that you
;	have it right for your installation.
;	============================================================
;	FAMEDB=prc
;	FAMESERIES=ibm.close
;	FAMEISSUER=ibm.issuer
;
FAMEDB=none
FAMESERIES=none
FAMEISSUER=none
;
;	============================================================
;	The SPINDEX and SPINDATE values are optional.  If null, the
;	extra test in 17_Misc will not be run and will simply pass.
;	Please note that SPINDATE must be BUSINESS freq and the
;	spindex file must exist. (Oh, really?...)
;
;	Also, note that you must have "frdb_m" defined in your
;	etc/services file (whether that be on Unix or Windows)
;	and in Windows you need to leave off the "Escaping" back-
;	slash for "$PRC_TARGET".
;	============================================================
;	SPINDEX=frdb_m@server \$PRC_TARGET/spindex010320.db
;		or for Windows
;	SPINDEX=frdb_m@server $PRC_TARGET/spindex010320.db
;	SPINDATE=20010320
;
SPINDEX=none
SPINDATE=none