Can i made a database like “model database” but not only for new databases, but for old databases also, to allow me to edit only one database, then edits happened to all databases in server.
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Can i made a database like “model database” but not only for new databases, but for old databases also, to allow me to edit only one database, then edits happened to all databases in server.
My Regards
No.
The implementation of such a feature would be hugely complex. What if one or more of the databases that would be affected by the addition of a new table already has a table with that same name?
What if one of the databases has added a new column to one of the “shared” tables? Should a change to the “sort of like model” database overwrite that column? Or ignore it?
There are so many complex issues to deal with here, and most of them would end up having to be answered on an individual basis (i.e. what works for you doesn’t work for me, or vice versa).
On the other hand, if you’re dealing with a set of common tables, with common data, where those tables should only have one “shape”, you might want to look into Replication: