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To: neb52

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2. Can I run multiple databases (Live, Test and Training) per website (http://application:9090) or do I have to have a separate website for each database (http://applicationprod:9090, http://applicationqa:9090)?
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You should be able to use one webserver to reach all ie. HTTP://www.application:xxxx/QA, HTTP://www.application:xxxx/PROD, etc. But running the other servers may provide further protection from accidentally putting test data into your production environment and vise versa. I assume you have user accounts setup for testing, training and production and these accounts do not span across multiple systems. I just thought I would comment on your post, as I'm currently developing a system for a small business. Hope my thoughts were useful to you in some way.

CT


10 posted on 02/02/2007 4:13:03 AM PST by Carolina_Thor (It's always better to be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.)
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Well I was thinking along the lines of logging in as one user and then selecting which database to enter;or this could even be on the login page. Most Medical apps(Misys, Merge and GE) I deal with the user chooses the database and company at the login screen/page. Thanks for the info.
11 posted on 02/02/2007 4:27:34 AM PST by neb52
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