On Sun, April 10, 2005 9:55 pm, Yulius Tjahjadi said:
Is there a way to change the database after a pg_connect
happens? I think in mysql, you can do mysql_select_db('newdb'),
but there isn't really an equivalent function.
In psql, I can use \connect newdb, but I think that disconnect
and
Hi,
How can I set up PHP to work with multiple databases in the same page?
(not tables)
That's all,
Thanks
PN
Paulo Neves [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
How can I set up PHP to work with multiple databases in the same page?
(not tables)
$dbh1 = server_connect(params...);
$dbh2 = server_connect(params...);
Just be sure to pass the optional $dbh1 or $dbh2 to the appropriate
query.
$result1 =
On Jul 16, 2003, Paulo Neves claimed that:
|Hi,
|
|How can I set up PHP to work with multiple databases in the same page?
|(not tables)
|
|That's all,
|
|Thanks
|
|PN
|
How do you work with multiple variables in the same page?
?
$database1_link = mysql_connect('localhost', 'user', 'password');
I'd like to run this past anyone who'd care to comment before I get too
far down the track I'm considering taking with a PHP web portal site.
Is it a wise idea to have a PHP web application running on multiple
databases? Everything I've done to date has run off one database, no
matter how large
From: "Michael Hall" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'd like to run this past anyone who'd care to comment before I get too
far down the track I'm considering taking with a PHP web portal site.
Is it a wise idea to have a PHP web application running on multiple
databases? Everything I've done to date
Do you mean 10 different database servers, or 10 databases on the one
server?
10 databases on the one server.
As far as I know, separate databases on the one server give the same
performance as separate tables in one database.
Music to my ears.
With separate database servers you will
From: "Michael Hall" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Do you mean 10 different database servers, or 10 databases on the one
server?
10 databases on the one server.
As far as I know, separate databases on the one server give the same
performance as separate tables in one database.
Music to my
On Wednesday 28 February 2001 09:42, you wrote:
Is it a wise idea to have a PHP web application running on multiple
databases? Everything I've done to date has run off one database, no
If you get *really much* traffic, it's wise to split things up to 2 or 3
databases (each on a dedicated
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