So, you want: 1. Make the same content available using one database, but more servlet containers 2. Put different wikis inside the same internal database (one mysql/oracle/postrges... instance, one database=collection of tables) 3. Put different wikis inside the same instance of sql server, but using different internal databases (one mysql/oracle/postgres... instance, but more databases=collections of tables) I'd recommend 3, as it puts less stress on the database (joins take much less). 1 is easy to accomplish too, but 2 will require some changes in the core. On 4/10/07, Igor Regis <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Vincent,
The idea is to create a xwiki instance for each corporation department; because it is a huge corporation with more than 80.000 employees and about 30 departments (each one have a specific set of hierarchy, rules and autonomy), and each wiki may have thousands pages. The problem is to set up these xwiki instances accessing a unique centralized mainframe database mgr; since in unlikely that our DBA team will let us to create one database (table space,...) for each xwiki instance. We have discussed about creating a space per department, but my boos asked me to find a way to setup these multiple instances. But if it's impossible... :-)
If you need more info about the requirements, I can provide.
Regards, Igor Regis