On 4/10/07, Igor Regis <igor_ti@yahoo.com.br> wrote:

Thanks to organize my questions Sergiu Dumitriu!

I want to do the item 2. We have considered the item
3, but as I have mentioned before our DBA team
probably will not let us to do this - don't ask me why
:-).
So the question remains: Is it possible to setup
really different wiki's on the same database (server
and "tables")?

--- Sergiu Dumitriu <sergiu.dumitriu@gmail.com >
escreveu:

> 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 <igor_ti@yahoo.com.br> 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
> >
> >