Under Drupal CMS, only one MySQL database is supported at a time. This project was presented to allow Drupal to split read and write queries in a MySQL master/slave replication environment (via 'unsupported hack' developed by several Drupal volunteers)
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After weeks of review and testing, I am releasing the patch code to enable MySQL split read/write under Drupal 5.10 and above as well as Drupal 6.10 and above. And to make it easier on deployment, I have already modified the files to have DB_SLAVE enabled and have corrected the code to do automatic fail-back to master (read/write) if the slave database is not available for read-only queries.
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File released: /Drupal 5 Patch Bundle/D5_MySQL_Split_Patch_Bundle.tar.gz/D5_MySQL_Split_Patch_Bundle.tar.gz
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Drupal 5 Patch Bundle D5_MySQL_Split_Patch_Bundle.tar.gz file released: D5_MySQL_Split_Patch_Bundle.tar.gz
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