| Re: php/sql design help [message #32716 is a reply to message #32704] |
Mon, 17 July 2006 17:22   |
satovey
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Registered: July 2006
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| esm2002 wrote on Sun, 16 July 2006 09:55 |
ok, i need some help...
I'm working on a site where I want to use a common set of php scripts but a different set of sql tables for each user. and each user would not have access to nor see the other user information. all the tables for one user would be in a separate mysql database (at least that is my thought).
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You will need to make sure that the hosting service
you use gives you an unlimited amount of Sql databases.
Otherwise this will be cost prohibitive.
| esm2002 wrote on Sun, 16 July 2006 09:55 |
the user would just login and use (add, update, access) sql tables that i would create just for him. the tables themselves would be the same except for the data in them.
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The table creation can be automated to limit how much
work you need to do.
| esm2002 wrote on Sun, 16 July 2006 09:55 |
I would appreciate your thoughts on how to implement something like this.
here are mine.
i'm thinking of table names using the user id plus the basic table name. something like
user_one:
user_one_config, user_one_events, user_one_locations,
user_one_equipment
user_two
user_two_config, user_two_events, user_two_locations,
user_two_equipment
user_three
user_three_config, user_three_events,
user_three_locations, user_three_equipment
within view_events.php I could have something like:
$config_table = $user_config_table;
$events_table = $user_events_table;
$locations_table = $user_locations_table;
(although instead of $user_events_table it maybe
something like $_COOKIE['user_acct']. "events". see
below)
how does all this sound?
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Why would you be assigning different tables to the user?
Are you doing some sort of hosting where this may or
may not be needed?
What information will be placed in the tables?
Scott
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