How do I specify a working directory for mnesia
without resorting to passing the "dir" parameter on the command-line?
In other words, can I specify a "working directory" for mnesia just before calling `mnesia:start() ?
How do I specify a working directory for mnesia
without resorting to passing the "dir" parameter on the command-line?
In other words, can I specify a "working directory" for mnesia just before calling `mnesia:start() ?
application:set_env(mnesia, dir, Dir).
Besides the method call mentioned in other responses here you can also specify this in a system configuration file or .app file specified with the -config parameter. See http://erlang.org/doc/design_principles/applications.html#id2270704 for more information. This allows you keep the configuration seperate from the code and avoid a lot of command line flags.
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