>
> Yes. And you don't need to redecalre tables - if MyTable and MyTable2
> are realy the same table - just do
>
> MyTable.createTable(ifNotExists=True, connection=connection2)
>
> > And after that, it is not necessary to take care about the connection in
> the
> > rest of the code?
>
> No, after that there are many different calls to pass connection2 to. Of
> course if MyTable and MyTable2 are really two different tables and every
> one of them are in two different databases you just set connection2 to be
> the default connection for MyTable2:
>
> MyTable2.setConnection(connection2)
>
> and forget about connections. But if you want to copy data between two
> identical tables in two different databases - you have to pass connection2
> to all methods you call:
>
My tables are two different tables in two different databases.
I am using some small table(s) to store data to communicate (signalize)
between two running scripts on one computer (I am not skilled enough to
write a multithread script). I am on Linux and to achieve reasonable speed
I am using tmpfs (kind of RAM disk: "mount -t tmpfs -o size=10m none
/work").
Because of that I need to have two different databases (connections). One
for persistent data and the other one for signaling.
Thanks for your help.
Petr
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