I must admit, I don't understand your more extensive answer at all- sounds kind of existential :huh:
Here's why I want to do it:
We are setting up a db just for reporting. I'm using sja (excellent tool- just wish I had docs for the xml tags so I could roll my own instead relying on the wizard) to update the reporting db with production data, which is coming from multiple db's. Unfortunately, the schema that I inherited here includes identically named tables in different db's. I duplicated those tables in the reporting db, but with different names. So I have db1.the_table->dbreports.db1_the_table, db2.the_table->dbreports.db2_the_table, etc.
I was hoping to use sja to synch dbreports.db1_the_table to db1.the_table, and so on, but I guess I can't. Oh well.
peterlaursen wrote on Jul 17 2007, 02:35 PM:
The short answer is NO!
The more extensive answer is that after (probably) 6-8 weeks we will have completed what we have started. Only after that we will plan for the next period to come!
Can you explain why this is important for you?
