Re: [midgard-user] Re: Re: Some guidelines wanted

[Martin Langhoff]

Andrey Subbotin wrote:

Hmm... after all, I finally think I could put the data into a separate
table in the Midgard DB. I then could SELECT them the way I want to,
UPDATE , etc... And, if I got the idea right, I actually retain the
ability to repligard everything at once... thanks to the extendable DB
schema repligard uses.

If you can get that to work, you will probably have the best of both worlds. Let us know.

And returning to using PHP MySQL functionality, does Midgard provide a
MySQL connection object to use? Or should I establish my own
connection to the DB? I couldn't figure this one out... though.

No, midgard _hides_ the mysql connection and connection data. You'll have to provide that yourself.

Maybe I am being obtuse, but I am not clear as to what are the benefits of replication on other apps.


regards,




m



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