Hey Warriors, I know just enough about MySQL to be dangerous.
MySQL: Separate installations vs. one
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Hey Warriors,
I know just enough about MySQL to be dangerous.
Here's the deal:
I have several apps that I intend to install in subdirectories of one domain. For example:
mytools.com/projects
mytools.com/graphics
mytools.com/stats
Rather than create separate databases for each app, is it advisable to simply use one database with separate table prefixes for each app?
I think I've read about the pros and cons of each approach somewhere online - but can't find the info now that I need it.
Thanks!
- Darrel
I know just enough about MySQL to be dangerous.
Here's the deal:
I have several apps that I intend to install in subdirectories of one domain. For example:
mytools.com/projects
mytools.com/graphics
mytools.com/stats
Rather than create separate databases for each app, is it advisable to simply use one database with separate table prefixes for each app?
I think I've read about the pros and cons of each approach somewhere online - but can't find the info now that I need it.
Thanks!
- Darrel
- wayfarer
- Darrel Hawes
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