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Next, create the tables in your database that will hold the DNS data.
Running mydns --create-tables
will cause MyDNS to output
CREATE TABLE
statements appropriate for your database.
MySQL:
$ mydns --create-tables | mysql -h host -u username -p mydns |
PostgreSQL:
$ mydns --create-tables | psql mydns |
After you have created the tables, you should have two tables in your `mydns' database, called `soa' (see section 3.1 The `soa' table) and `rr' (see section 3.2 The `rr' table).