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| From: | Michael Widenius | Date: | April 18 1999 1:03pm |
| Subject: | Re: One DSN for multiple databases on a single MySQL server??? | ||
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>>>>> "Pat" == Pat Sherrill <patrick@stripped> writes: Pat> Sorry, but to the best of my recollection, it's one DSN to one database. In Pat> Windows, the DSN basically gives you another way to find your ODBC Pat> configuration for a given connection in what is intended to be a consistent Pat> manner, no real magic here. You can, of course have multiple tables within Pat> that database. What exactly are you trying to achieve? Hi! One can of course always use the 'use database' command to switch databases any time! Another solution is to always refer to tables with the 'database.table' syntax, Regards, Monty
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| • One DSN for multiple databases on a single MySQL server??? | Stephen Bognar | 18 Apr |
| • Re: One DSN for multiple databases on a single MySQL server??? | Pat Sherrill | 18 Apr |
| • Re: One DSN for multiple databases on a single MySQL server??? | Michael Widenius | 18 Apr |
| • RE: One DSN for multiple databases on a single MySQL server??? | Brian Andrews | 18 Apr |
| • Re: One DSN for multiple databases on a single MySQL server??? | Stephen Bognar | 18 Apr |
| • Re: One DSN for multiple databases on a single MySQL server??? | Nathan Poole | 18 Apr |
| • Re: One DSN for multiple databases on a single MySQL server??? | Peter Carter | 18 Apr |
| • RE: One DSN for multiple databases on a single MySQL server??? | Dave Appleton | 18 Apr |
