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=== Recognizing the | === Recognizing the Platform Databases === | ||
The platform installation contains the following databases: | |||
:* <tt>relationals</tt> - Holds information about all tenants and a global authentication table for all users. | :* <tt>relationals</tt> - Holds information about all tenants and a global authentication table for all users. | ||
:* <tt>db1000</tt> – A database-template used to create new tenants. | :* <tt>db1000</tt> – A database-template used to create new tenants. | ||
:* <tt>db892085391</tt> – The "administration tenant" used to administer other tenants. Admins for the | :* <tt>db892085391</tt> – The "administration tenant" used to administer other tenants. Admins for the platform log in here. | ||
:* <tt>db#####</tt> - Databases for other tenants, where the number in the name is the tenant's ID. (In the platform GUI, use the '''Accounts''' tab to find a tenant's ID number.) | :* <tt>db#####</tt> - Databases for other tenants, where the number in the name is the tenant's ID. (In the platform GUI, use the '''Accounts''' tab to find a tenant's ID number.) | ||
[[Category:Installation]] | [[Category:Installation]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:14, 6 June 2011
Recognizing the Platform Databases
The platform installation contains the following databases:
- relationals - Holds information about all tenants and a global authentication table for all users.
- db1000 – A database-template used to create new tenants.
- db892085391 – The "administration tenant" used to administer other tenants. Admins for the platform log in here.
- db##### - Databases for other tenants, where the number in the name is the tenant's ID. (In the platform GUI, use the Accounts tab to find a tenant's ID number.)