Matt Salerno wrote:
One of the problems I have is that I sometimes have to create aliases
as if they were forwards, so rather then:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -> user_idnr
I have to create
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Why is that bad? I would think it is preferable to have only one alias
-> user_idnr row, and everything else be alias -> alias. That way if
the user_idnr were ever to change, only one database change has to be made.
Of course, I use a bunch of home-brew stuff to work with the DBMail
tables directly. Maybe that's the difference. Would it make much of a
performance difference?
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Will Berry
Co-founder, Second Brain website hosting
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