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Apr 11.2006

First off all webdeveloper is awesome! Thanks to all the great users who have helped me thus far.
Here is my question:
I am thinking about using godaddy.com to host my site.
The economy play comes with 10 MySQL databases.

For my site I am planning on running:
1) a shopping cart (zen cart)
2) a member restriced page (not sure how to make that yet but reading up)
3) a blog on that member restriced page (wordpress blog).

Do each of these things take up 1 of the 10 MySQL databases? or do I have this all wrong… Feedback would be much apprecaited. Thanks.

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@NogDogApr 11.2006 — You could do it all with one database if desired, unless they somehow enforce some sort of limit on the number of tables within a given database. I suspect that Zen Cart comes with its own database set-up, so it might make sense to have it use its own database and then merge items 2 and 3 into another database, still leaving you 8 databases free.
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