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I have a few Joomla websites hosted on Freeola. I want to upgrade (eventually) all the sites to VIP hosting and use just ONE VIP Mysql service by creating several databases under it. This would save me money.
Would this approach work ?
Would this approach work ?
I have a few Joomla websites hosted on Freeola. I want to upgrade (eventually) all the sites to VIP hosting and use just ONE VIP Mysql service by creating several databases under it. This would save me money.
Would this approach work ?
Would this approach work ?
Ah I missed an email from support. Apparently not. Each VIP hosting only works with a dedicated Mysql service - standard or VIP.
Hi bustergut.
I'm no expert, but I have a decent memory :¬)
Previously Freeola (Eccles) have posted:
MySQL is provided on an account basis. You connect to the MySQL server using your username (srxxxxxxx) and password. This means that different sites you have on your account can access the database using these login details. No redirection or anything is involved and end users do not need to know what MySQL server your sites are connecting to. You can have multiple sites using one MySQL account, just have them use different tables.
I suggest you have a quick read through our MySQL support page and post back here if you have any further questions.
Does that help you?
I'm no expert, but I have a decent memory :¬)
Previously Freeola (Eccles) have posted:
MySQL is provided on an account basis. You connect to the MySQL server using your username (srxxxxxxx) and password. This means that different sites you have on your account can access the database using these login details. No redirection or anything is involved and end users do not need to know what MySQL server your sites are connecting to. You can have multiple sites using one MySQL account, just have them use different tables.
I suggest you have a quick read through our MySQL support page and post back here if you have any further questions.
Does that help you?
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