2008/4/1 Reuven Nisser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi Rob, > > Thank you for the answer. > > Yes, the two databases do not interact but I access them using ODBC > connection and if I use two instances, I will need two ODBC connections > setup on each production PC. If I use one instance I could use for the > second connection: > > ;ODBC=XXX;Database=yyy > > So, I prefer not to use option 1. > > > I did not understand option 2. If I do not use "One file per table" then > all data for all databases is kept in the same set of files (IBDATA*), > right? If I use "One file per table", then I could use winbolic link to > place the database on a different disk, right? > > Am I missing something in option 2? Is there a way to separate the data of > one database without "One file per table"? How? >
I think you are correct and was wrong. For some reason I was thinking inodb data was stored on a per database manner, inside the database directory. (I am almost exclusively a myisam user). Boy, that is an ugly way of doing things... With the one file per table a symlink or junction should work. Sorry for the misinformation. -- Rob Wultsch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wultsch (aim)
