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2/23/2008 7:20 AM
 

Ok i have written a few modules which access tables on the database, currently they are only used on one portal.

I want to be able to have the modules on more than one portal, but they cannot see the data from other portals.

So i am putting the feelers out to see how people have done something similar, i thought about going down the route of creating the tables needed when a new portal is created and using a prefix for each table, or to keep just one lot of tables and include in each record what portal it belongs to.

 

Thanks in advanced J

 
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2/23/2008 7:29 AM
 

you should either include moduleID (which is unique for all portals) to bind data to a module instance or use portalID in each record, if multiple instances in a portal shall share data. Most of the modules follow the first case.


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