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Originally Posted by Matthijs
As long as they are on the same server, it shouldn't be a problem. You have to change the search-and-replace stuff, though.
The syntax for MySQL is "SELECT foo FROM database.table" so if you change the TABLE_PREFIX to include the database-name and give the db-user access to all databases, it should work without problems...
Edit: you might even put the shared tables in a separate database from the rest of the tables. There are no problems with JOINs and such across databases, I have done that many times...
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Duh ... you are exactly right. That would be a much cleaner solution.