Dual Connections
I am developing a PHP script that needs to connect to two different databases in one script. There is one catch, however. One database is on a local computer (laptop). The other database is on a server 1,000 miles away.Is this possible?
In case you are wondering why I need this capability:
This application allows a user to enter data into a database on their local computer (laptop). With the click of a button, I want to transfer all of the data from the local database to the database on the server. Therefore I need to connect to the local database, loop through each record, copy it into an array. Then I need to connect to the server database, loop through the array, and insert each row into the server database. This must all be in the same script.
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