Kbase 18204: Roundtable - Sharing databases between two products.
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
8/21/1998 |
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Roundtable - Sharing databases between two products.
Products are just local groupings of Product modules to make them
easier to manage. For example:
You define two products:
product1 that contains the modules code1, code2, db1, db2
product2 that contains the modules code3, code4
WS1 contains the product modules code1, code2, db1, db2
WS2 contains the product modules code3, code4, db1, db2
WS2 has a source of WS1 - the only product modules included are
db1 and db2.
The code in product modules code3 and code4 in WS2 can reference the
databases in db1 and db2 because they are in the same workspace (the
fact that they are logically grouped to different products is
irrelevant).
If you are setting up the above scenario from scratch, it would
probably be best to make the database a separate product since it is
used by both product1 and product2. This would give you three
products (DBproduct, product1 and product2).
The above also applies if the two products are in the same workspace.
GW - FSI
08/21/98