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Hi John,
this might be an oversimplified idea, but if you
need domain variables kept up to date with a database and you want to be able to
modify other domains' domain variables, why not just ditch the domain vars, keep
it all in the database and just select the values as you need them?
you could have a table with a column for each
domain variable you need (you probly already have this if your loading the
domain vars from the DB) and also you could add on another column to specify
which domain it was on.
This was you could modify the values for other
domains easily by just changing their row's values.
Dunno if this helps but thought id throw it out
there (:
Atrix
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