Yes, they can all go in the existing database. In your config you are asked for what you want the tables to be named (there are four per database). If you want two completely separate tables, then you would just have two config files, each with different table names:
$db_table = 'Items';
# The table name to store your logging information.
$db_table_log = 'Items_log';
# The table name to store your session information.
$db_table_session = 'Items_session';
# The table name to store user information
$db_table_user = 'Items_users';and say for example your other table is about employees:
$db_table = 'Employee';
# The table name to store your logging information.
$db_table_log = 'Employee_log';
# The table name to store your session information.
$db_table_session = 'Employee_session';
# The table name to store user information
$db_table_user = 'Employee_users';Now if you wanted to share a common login (so one password would work for both tables), then you would want to make the user and session tables the same thing.
Hope this helps,
Alex
--
Gossamer Threads Inc.
Code:
# The table name to store all your information. $db_table = 'Items';
# The table name to store your logging information.
$db_table_log = 'Items_log';
# The table name to store your session information.
$db_table_session = 'Items_session';
# The table name to store user information
$db_table_user = 'Items_users';
Code:
# The table name to store all your information. $db_table = 'Employee';
# The table name to store your logging information.
$db_table_log = 'Employee_log';
# The table name to store your session information.
$db_table_session = 'Employee_session';
# The table name to store user information
$db_table_user = 'Employee_users';
Hope this helps,
Alex
--
Gossamer Threads Inc.
