Hi every:
> Define "multiple schemas".
What you mean with "define multiples schemas"? I understand by "schema" at
least in PostgreSQL (the SGBD I use in my project now) a set of objects
(tables, views, indexes, etc) that belongs to an user account and as Oracle
Wiki [1] said It is often used as another way to refer to an Oracle account. I
want to use having a set of tables in the same PostgreDB. For example:
db: mydatabase
schema: projects
tables: table1
table2
schema: accounts
tables: users
users_preferences
¿Understand now? I can't deal with that using Symfony or better using Propel
because this last doesn't support schemas yet. I don't know if for future
versions Propel come with this feature. Also I don't know if Doctrine support
this. ¿Any know?
> We are building several apps in ONE symfony tree and successfully
> using several schemas and several databases within the same database
> server.
As I explain befote maybe you use schemas as Oracle account and not as
multiples schemas in the same DB.
[1] http://orafaq.com/wiki/Schema
¿Another approach?
Cheers and thanks in advance
Ing. Reynier Pérez Mira
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