yep, but you have either to:
1. copy over the databases/ folder (the .table files holds the state of the
tables on the db as far as web2py knows, so the 2nd one if doesn't find the
table files thinks it has to create them)
2. set migrate=False for the tables on the 2nd app (so web2py will trust
your models and never try to create any table). Usually on the 2nd app you
want to do
db = DAL('same uri as the one for the 1st app', migrate_enabled=False)
##optionally auth.define_table(migrate=False)
3. fake migrate all the tables on the 2nd app (so web2py will trust that
the current model is in sync with the db and recreate the .table files)
db = DAL('same uri as the one for the 1st app', fake_migrate_all=True)
then hit the appadmin (one time only is enough to create the files), then
continue with
db = DAL('same uri as the one for the 1st app')
I vote for 2.
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