Re: [Phpgedview-talk] MySql & multiple databases

[Shag <sh...@jb...>]

You can use the same database, but you need to give each database a different prefix.  This is if 
you plan to have *9* separate running copies of PGV.  If you are going to have *one* running 
copy of PV, you can upload as many gedcom files as you can handle.  With one copy of PGV 
and multi-gedcom files, everyone may have access to each gedcom file.  It depends on how you 
set it up.  Which are you planning to do?

john 

On 20 Jul 2006 at 19:39, dennis wrote:

> Just about ready to upload PHPGedView but have a question about MySql & 
> multiple databases. Do you need a separate MySql databases for each gedcom 
> or will they all go into 1? For my package I only get one & 1 MySql 
> databases, and I am planning on putting 9 gedcoms online (about 2.9 meg). I 
> help a lot of family members.
> 
> Also when I had ver. 3.3.3(?) up I think you were supposedly able to be 
> able to search multiple databases, but in index mode I was only search the 
> database I was in. Will ver. 4 search all the databases in index mode?
> 
> Dennis
> 
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