[Dean C]

Well I kind of just did a practice of how this would work.

Assuming you had a table prefix (WILL NOT WORK WITHOUT A TABLE PREFIX !) you add this within db_mysql.php:

PHP Code:

$query_string = str_replace(TABLE_PREFIX . 'user', 'a' . TABLE_PREFIX . 'user', $query_string); 


Below:

PHP Code:

global $query_count, $querytime; 


Now don't actually do this - This is just to illustrate how you could use it. You'd replace the a with the name of the database and a period and it'll work. The problem comes with the key fields like userid, usergroupid. Just a though for people thinking about doing this though