Supporting multiple databases at the same time would completely break my architecture. That would require that every time I do a query for something, I have to do it iteratively over every database and join together the results. It would also mean that when I go to write something, I have to figure out which database to use (which would be a nightmare).
If you just mean being able to switch between databases, that is definitely something I'll consider in the future. It will have its own set of difficulties to overcome though...
Mike
If you just mean being able to switch between databases, that is definitely something I'll consider in the future. It will have its own set of difficulties to overcome though...
Mike