I have multiple DNN sites that I originally installed using 3.1.1 provided by the host - I have just upgraded one site successfully to 3.3.3 without incident.  When I tried to upgrade a second site - after unzipping the files and running the upgrade process - it just displays the main page for the previously upgraded site.  I think this is caused by my using the same SQL DB and username during installation - is there an easy way to rectify this?  Can you change what SQL use a site uses easily just by changing the info in the web.config after creating the appropriate user?

I was able to upgrade another site on the same hosting company which is using a seperate DB and SQL user.

Sorry - guess I was rambling.  I'll try again.

I upgraded www.domain1.com fine with no problems.  I followed standard upgrade procedures by updating the related lines in release.config from the original web.config, then I renamed the file to web.config and uploaded via FTP this file and the upgrade ZIP, unzipped the filesystem and loaded the domain - this upgrade then ran fine.  Next I attempted to upgrade www.domain2.com - I backed up the SQL DB and the filesystem.  Then copied the related lines to release.config, renamed to web.config and copied the new web.config and the upgrade file up to the server.  When I loaded www.domain2.com instead of getting the upgrade script - I received the home page for www.domain1.com - both of these sites are in the same DB and use the same DB user - just a different table prefix.

After restoring the filesystem for www.domain2.com - the site was functional.  I then went through the same upgrade procedure for www.domain3.com which is in a seperate SQL DB and the upgrade completed without any errors.

I looked through web.config but I did not notice a entry for the table prefix - I think I was mistaken when I first installed the sites by using the same DB and user - is it possible to change this without impacting the site?

Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.

Allan