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+# DriverlessAI Mojo 
+Some customers need to select rows from a Database, score and write back the predictions.
+
+Before using DAI, they would convert a model to SQL and execute it, the time to write the SQL was long.
+
+Using DAI and then this program enables them to quickly build and use models. 
+
+![DAIMojoRunner_DB.png](./docs/img/DAIMojoRunner_DB.png)
+
+## Distribution
+Both the compiled distribution and source are available.
+
+Available 'as-is' in [Distribution](Distribution)
+
+See the source directory for the code [Source](Source). 
+
+
+## Execution
+The execution is simple: 
+
+java -cp /PostgresData/postgresql-42.2.5.jar:dist/DAIMojoRunner_DB.jar daimojorunner_db.DAIMojoRunner_DB
+
+This is a generic JDBC approach, that allows any JDBC type 4 driver to be specified on the java classpath. The DAIMojoRunner_DB.properties file then defines what driver to use.
+
+You must have a DAI license to score, add the license in one of the standard ways, as a parameter, as a environment vailable for example:
+
+ -Dai.h2o.mojos.runtime.license.file=/Driverless-AI/license/license.sig 
+ 
+## Configuration
+
+
+- Support encrypted password
+	
+	Store the encrypted password in the DAIMojoRunner_DB.properties
+	
+	Encrypt the password from Linux command line: (type in the password):
+	
+	echo h2oh2o | base64 -i –
+	
+	Encrypt the password from Windows PowerShell (password passed as h2oh2o)
+[convert]::toBASe64String([Text.Encoding]::UTF8.GetBytes("h2oh2o"))
+
+	Save the encrypted string to the SQLPassword parameter
+
+- Prompting for password  
+	Set SQLPrompt= Enables prompting for the password in the DAIMojoRunner_DB.properties
+	
+	Add the username to the SQLUser line make sure SQLPassword, is set SQLPassword=
+Set SQLPrompt=true
+
+-	Support returning the single or multiple class predictions.  
+SQLKey is the DB key to use on the update statement
+If SQLPrediction= then the returned model class names are used and have to match the DB schema. 
+
+ For example if the target variable is Model_Prediction and it’s a binomial classification the model returns Model_Prediction.0 and Model_Prediction.1 these two columns would need to exist in the DB.
+ 
+ If SQLPrediction=string then that is the name of the column the Model_Prediction will be updated.
+ 
+- Handles nulls in the columns
+Automatic detection
+
+- Logging option
+To track the execution, add -Dlogging=true to the java command line, this will write the original “row : target prediction” as it runs.
+
+## Parameters
+ModelName=pipeline.mojo  
+SQLConnectionString= jdbc:sqlserver://<server>:<port>;databaseName=<dbname>;user=<user>;password=<password>  
+SQLUser=  
+SQLPassword=  
+SQLKey=<row key for update>  
+SQLPrediction=<column name to store prediction>  
+SQLSelect=select statement    
+SQLWrite=update <tablename> set <SQLPrediction>= where <SQLKey>=  
+
+### Example
+ModelName=pipeline.mojo  
+SQLConnectionString=jdbc:postgresql://192.168.1.171:5432/LendingClub 
+SQLUser=postgres  
+SQLPassword=aDJvaDJvCg==  
+SQLPrompt=  
+SQLKey=id  
+SQLPrediction=  
+SQLSelect=select id, loan_amnt,  term,  int_rate,  installment,  emp_length,  home_ownership,  annual_inc,  verification_status,  addr_state,  dti,  delinq_2yrs,  inq_last_6mths,  pub_rec,  revol_bal,  revol_util,  total_acc  from "import".loanstats4  
+SQLWrite=update "import".loanstats4 set where id=
+
+ The above will score using pipeline.mojo and use the key 'id' to update the column name from the mojo into the table, to bad_loan.0 and bad_loan.1 must be in the table schema.
+ 
+ If SQLPrediction was set to ModelPrediction (for example) then bad_loan.0 would be written to the table column ModelPrediction.
+ 
+## Performance
+ The driver starts a thread pre core, but you can override this with the -Dthreads= option and -Dcapacity= is the queue size.
+ 
+ On a MacBook to a remote DB, I have seen it achieve 814TPS when setting the threads to 4x the cores and the capacity to 2x the threads setting.
+ 
+## Testing
+This has been used with a Postgres DB and Microsoft SQL Server 12 
+
+
+
+
+## Questions
+Feel free to email me and I will try to help <egudgion@h2o.ai>
+	
diff --git a/mojo-db-udf/build.gradle b/mojo-db-udf/build.gradle
index 76250dd..de54e25 100644
--- a/mojo-db-udf/build.gradle
+++ b/mojo-db-udf/build.gradle
@@ -34,12 +34,24 @@ dependencies {
 
 application {
     mainClassName = "ai.h2o.mojos.db.MojoDbScorer"
+    applicationName = "dbscorer"
 }
 
 installDist {
     into file("${projectDir}/dist/${project.name}")
 }
 
+distributions {
+    main {
+        contents {
+            from('config') {
+                into 'config'
+            }
+        }
+    }
+    
+}
+
 clean {
     delete file("${projectDir}/dist")
 }
diff --git a/mojo-db-udf/config/lending_club.properties b/mojo-db-udf/config/lending_club_pg.conf
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rename from mojo-db-udf/config/lending_club.properties
rename to mojo-db-udf/config/lending_club_pg.conf
index 2976a68..0f0023d 100644
--- a/mojo-db-udf/config/lending_club.properties
+++ b/mojo-db-udf/config/lending_club_pg.conf
@@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ mojo-db-scoring-app {
         user = "postgres"
         // User password
         password = "aDJvaDJvCg=="
-        // Password prompt in case the password is not specified
-        prompt = ""
+        // Ask for password 
+        prompt = false
     }
 
     sql {
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