[BlueOnyx:03393] Re: Shared MySQL - Vsite Deleted

[Dr. Blunt]

Chris --

You are probably correct but I it goes back to the DOS days
using Xtree to get around. Perhaps not knowing a site had
~~carte blanche~~  to remove Dbs that was not exclusive
to that site was a tough bite to chew. OKay -- I have learned my
lesson.

Perhaps a screen pops up and says we are going to delete these files
"associated with this site regardless if someone else is using them" ??

Just my two cents + inflation - depreciation :))
David

At 02:52 PM 1/21/2010, you wrote:
>Dr. Blunt wrote:
> > Michael --
> >
> > Thanks for the clarification (but) I create all the MySQLs at the
> > command line [$mysql], then go to the GUI to finish giving the (or a )
> > user from a site access to the Db (if needed). Perhaps somewhere in the 
> process
> > I am cross linking the purpose of the GUI and vsite however, with all due
> > respect my heart felt frustration was site [A] thinking it can just 
> delete the
> > database everyone from other sites is sharing. However, a STOP do not
> > pass GO would be helpful when it comes to the SQL. IF the Q is "when
> > does it end" I am not well qualified to address that as I am more of
> > a listener on this forum as Gerald knows so I may be mis-stating
> > may steps. Nonetheless the thought of losing 3 million records
> > was a wake-up call even though the backups were in place as I lost
> > one days worth of transactions.
>
>Why are you doing anything at the GUI level with respect to the database?
>
>If you stop entering in all of your newly created (from the CLI)
>database information in the GUI of the Site Management, then you won't
>have this problem again.
>
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