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Fix settings doc #1313

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Fix reference to QueryDSL in doc
pbaumard Dec 2, 2022
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Fix typo
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Expand Up @@ -153,8 +153,7 @@ These are settings for the MQTT package.

## Persistence Settings

These settings deal with the database connection, for both the HTTP and MQTT packages. There are currently two versions of the PostgreSQL
database persistence manager, one using QueryDSL, and one using JOOQ.
These settings deal with the database connection, for both the HTTP and MQTT packages.

* **persistence.persistenceManagerImplementationClass:**
The java class used for persistence (must implement PersistenceManager interface). Current implementations are:
Expand All @@ -175,7 +174,7 @@ database persistence manager, one using QueryDSL, and one using JOOQ.
is used for each query and set as HTTP user name or `anonymous` for anonymous HTTP users,
to be used typically with [Row-Level Security](https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/ddl-rowsecurity.html).
The PostgreSQL role is not related to the AuthProvider roles security (auth.role.* settings) which is also applied.
This currently has no effect on MQTT since MQTT subscriptions no not query the database directly.
This currently has no effect on MQTT since MQTT subscriptions do not query the database directly.
Default: `false`.
* **persistence.db.jndi.datasource:**
JNDI data source name, used when running in Tomcat/Wildfly.
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