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Install all tables in one DB
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description: Hallo, Is it possible to install all the tables in one database. My ISP only gives me one database per domain. It would also make ik easier for newcomers to test the system. (with a simple installer maybe?) Jan Alwin
creator: janalwin
date: 2006-06-08T15:27:43-00:00

Re: Install all tables in one DB
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description: Radicore is a development environment, so you should be installing it on a development machine over which you have total control. If your web hosting company only offers a restricted service, then I can only suggest that you change to a different hosting company. It would not be a trivial task to merge all the different database tables into one database as the database names are hard-coded into each table class. As for the installation instructions, they are simple enough. I do not see any real need for a sophisticated installer.
creator: AJM
date: 2006-06-08T16:12:04-00:00

Re: Install all tables in one DB
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description: I would also very much like to be able to put all of the Raidcore tables in one database. I have a task that I would like to address by using Radicore but I find it ungainly to have Raidcore split up over several databases. > It would not be a trivial task to merge all the different > database tables into one database as the database names > are hard-coded into each table class. Is there anywhere else besides the table classes where the database names are hard coded? I wouldn't mind doing this myself if I knew where to look. Thank you, Matt
creator: matta
date: 2006-09-20T16:10:48-00:00

Re: Install all tables in one DB
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description: I have different sets of tables in different databases for one simple reason - they are logically different and unrelated. This gives me the ability to create, load and restore each database very easily without having to specify individual lists of tables. There is no performance loss in using multiple databases, neither is there any loss in functionality, so I do not see any benefit in changing the software. It would not be a trivial effort, and I don't see the point in expending effort for absolutely no benefit.
creator: AJM
date: 2006-09-20T16:36:14-00:00