[ic] Multipal DB servers

[Dan Browning]

At 12:04 PM 8/2/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>Now that is cool. Anywhere I can get info on setting this up? Would be 
>great to take advantage of mysql's speed on table that are mostly static 
>and use postgresql for stuff that you would like to use transactions on.
>This is of course if you do not want to use INNOdb on mysql for some reason.
>
>Thanks very much.
>
>Rich
>
>P.S. not trying to start a PGSQL Vs. MYSQL debate here.

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Setting up the databases is rather easy, IMHO.  The way foundation works is 
if you have MYSQL defined (e.g. MYSQL 1), then it will include all files in 
dbconf/mysql/*.mysql.  What you could do is tell it instead to do:

dbconf/mixed/*

And then copy in the different files you want from dbconf/pgsql/ and 
dbconf/mysql/.  Of course, as always, TIMTOWTDI.  :-)

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