Dormition Skete
A Monastery of the Russian Orthodox Autonomous Church
http://www.BuenaVistaCO.com/GOC
http://www.ROACAmerica.org
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Before posting, please check:
http://www.mysql.com/manual.php (the manual)
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all your file permissions are ok -- that your mysql user can
see them.
5. Restart the server.
It worked for me.
You can see other options for your my.cnf file by looking at the
instructions for installing MySql.
I hope this helps...
In Christ,
Peter, hierodeacon
Dormition Skete
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*** If this is not possible, can this be accomplished with a UNION by
selecting all the records in the local table, and joining the result set
with the shared table? If so, how?
Any help will be *greatly, greatly* appreciated.
In Christ,
Peter, hierodeacon
Dormition Skete
A Monastery of the Russian Orthodox
Many thanks. You filled in the missing piece for me. It appears to be
working... at least with both databases on the same MySql server. I hope
that
putting one db on the file server and one locally does not prove to be
problematic (that issue never occurred to me), but if worse comes to worse,