Once you have the SQLA all fired up, the next thing we want is to configure the settings. SQLA comes with some default settings that you might want to change. For example, every time you execute the query, you may want to preserve the previous ruleset. The default setting has a habit of closing the old ruleset.
In this recipe we will change the SQLA settings to better ones.
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