I have a set of mysql servers with identical schemas, but with different data,
that I want to access as one database.
I would like the backend database to be selected by something provided in the
sql query like a hint, or a where clause (or something else) where I will
provide the server name or ip of the backend.
I cannot resolve this at application level because I have no control of the
application (a reporting tool).
Does it make sense to use mysqlproxy for this purpose?
thanks
--zoly
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