Hello,

In our MarkLogic 4.1-3 instance, we host various app servers and databases for 
multiple applications.  We do so in a manner where each application is only 
able to access their data.  For most of these, we create one ML user that 
serves as the application user.  We were recently asked to support multiple 
roles and users for a single application, at which point we began researching 
how an application could self-administer their HTTP app server's security 
without gaining control over another application's data or configuration.

Hence the idea to provide a second security database, dedicated to an 
application.

I am interested in this group's experience and thoughts, including:


 1.  If there is a preferred alternative
 2.  If one should start with a new database or modify a copy of the first
 3.  If there are concerns with temporarily rewiring the admin console to 
initially reconfigure a copy of the first database

I found a multiple security database 
warning<http://markmail.org/message/yrtchp7iuva3zxxj?q=%22create%22+%22security+database%22+list:com%2Emarklogic%2Edeveloper%2Egeneral>
 posted by the highly revered Michael Blakeley a year ago.  We do not presently 
use XQSync and all of our shared environments have the same OS.  Nonetheless, 
I'd like to confirm if multiple security databases would preclude us from using 
XQSync.

Many thanks for your thoughts and time.

-Brent
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