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  • Gheenz
    Here's Your Sign
    • Oct 2003
    • 2410

    #1

    MySQL question...

    First of all, I really don't know much about MySQL, just how to create them and a create a user, so take it easy on me and bear with me.

    My question is: if I want to use a TGP program like Comus along with a traffic trading script like TTT, would I have to create two seperate MySQL databases?
    Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities. -Voltaire
  • XX_RydeR
    Confirmed User
    • Jun 2004
    • 2151

    #2
    NickHimSelf.

    With most webmaster Scripts/Programs that Require an SQL Database, if you are a newbie it's easyer to create a seperate database for each yes..

    But if you know a little more about it all, Most but not all scripts have Different Table names "these are what they put into the database behind the scene's"...

    The reason i say it's eayer to have a new database for each script is that if the two scripts you want to run have the same Tables names then they are going to fuck with eachother, which is totaly useless mate..

    But if you are sure that they do not use the same Table data or can find out.. Then by all means use the same Database..


    The other thing to keep in mind is "How much data will be stored by these scripts into the database" ??

    If you feel it will be alot then it's again better to create a new database, As the more records in a database the slower the script/program will run...


    Hope this have given you some help, or atleast a small insight..

    Goodluck

    Rydz..
    You Dun Goofed!

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    • Gheenz
      Here's Your Sign
      • Oct 2003
      • 2410

      #3
      Ahh, thank you very much for the quick explanation. I just took a look at the inside of one of my databases and clarity has come over me!

      Thanks again
      Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities. -Voltaire

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      • XX_RydeR
        Confirmed User
        • Jun 2004
        • 2151

        #4
        Originally posted by NickHimself
        Ahh, thank you very much for the quick explanation. I just took a look at the inside of one of my databases and clarity has come over me!

        Thanks again
        Not a problem..



        Rydz..
        You Dun Goofed!

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