custom DB instance
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custom DB instance
what is it, how do we use it?
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Re: custom DB instance
When SCM runs, it uses a database folder that stores all your data. Accounts / processes / items already processed etc.
Some users wanted a way to have separate databases. So they could load up SCM with just a certain set of accounts and related information. Custom DB instance allows this.
You can also run multiples copies of SCM at the same time if running different custom db instances.
Perhaps you are in a folk band and also a gabber producer. You may not want the same accounts commenting on your gabber tracks as you do your folk songs.
So you have a custom db instance "gabber" and "folk". Then the created / added accounts to each instance, will not be accessible via the other db instance. They are completely separate entities
Some users wanted a way to have separate databases. So they could load up SCM with just a certain set of accounts and related information. Custom DB instance allows this.
You can also run multiples copies of SCM at the same time if running different custom db instances.
Perhaps you are in a folk band and also a gabber producer. You may not want the same accounts commenting on your gabber tracks as you do your folk songs.
So you have a custom db instance "gabber" and "folk". Then the created / added accounts to each instance, will not be accessible via the other db instance. They are completely separate entities
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Re: custom DB instance
thank you admin! will try something out with this soon
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Re: custom DB instance
Hi,
Is there a tutorial explaining how to manage multiple DB instances? I would like to have mutually exclusive DBs with 20 users each, not sure how to achieve that...
Thank you!
Is there a tutorial explaining how to manage multiple DB instances? I would like to have mutually exclusive DBs with 20 users each, not sure how to achieve that...
Thank you!
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Re: custom DB instance
No tutorial yet I'm afraid, but it is quite simple.
1) Load SCM as normal
2) Click FILE > CUSTOM DB
3) Enter identifiers for each custom instance you want,
1
2
3
or you can be more descriptive
rockband
housedj
electroproducer
whatever.
Then 3 new "instances" of SCM will open under those custom db names.
Then just use the programs as normally, importing your accounts , creating accounts. Then to open again, repeat steps 1-3. As long as you enter the same "names" each time, the same db opens up, reloading your data
1) Load SCM as normal
2) Click FILE > CUSTOM DB
3) Enter identifiers for each custom instance you want,
1
2
3
or you can be more descriptive
rockband
housedj
electroproducer
whatever.
Then 3 new "instances" of SCM will open under those custom db names.
Then just use the programs as normally, importing your accounts , creating accounts. Then to open again, repeat steps 1-3. As long as you enter the same "names" each time, the same db opens up, reloading your data