Ok, sorry, but that means nothing to me.

On 17 Jul 2004, at 10:33, Alan McDonald wrote:

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>> Btw, there's one use case you seem to be forgetting. What about a real
>> production database where other web applications are already running
>> from it? Some ISP only allow one database instance, or a limited
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>> of them. So you suggest that to install a new application, one should
>> shut down all the others, create the new structure manually and them
>> put everything up again. Surely you can't be serious about this in a
>> production environment?
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>> On 17 Jul 2004, at 09:50, Alan McDonald wrote:
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> we're talking about database granularity NOT server granularity
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