RTC & Changing Database in client config

jannestig
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I already know about setting up multiple Services to access different server ETC
My main question revolves around Having one server with multiple test DBS for RTC access.
We have two main Config files
clientusersettings.config & Customsetting.config
Is it possible to configure the clientusersettings to change the DB like we can do in the customsetting.
EG i will have a manufacturing DB for 1 consultant and finance DB for another Consultant.
It would be immensly useful if we could set it at the clientusersettings file level.
So what i would like to do is make the clientusersettings config take preference over the customsettings config
EG have these settings at user level
<!--
Name of the database server to connect to.
-->
<add key="DatabaseServer" value="NAV2K9"></add>
<!--
Name of the database instance to connect to.
-->
<add key="DatabaseInstance" value=""></add>
<!--
Name of the database to connect to.
-->
<add key="DatabaseName" value="USERDB></add>
<!--
IS there a better recommendation to achieve this yet? 2009 is not out here yet so it is possible i missed a blog saying how this is done.
My main question revolves around Having one server with multiple test DBS for RTC access.
We have two main Config files
clientusersettings.config & Customsetting.config
Is it possible to configure the clientusersettings to change the DB like we can do in the customsetting.
EG i will have a manufacturing DB for 1 consultant and finance DB for another Consultant.
It would be immensly useful if we could set it at the clientusersettings file level.
So what i would like to do is make the clientusersettings config take preference over the customsettings config
EG have these settings at user level
<!--
Name of the database server to connect to.
-->
<add key="DatabaseServer" value="NAV2K9"></add>
<!--
Name of the database instance to connect to.
-->
<add key="DatabaseInstance" value=""></add>
<!--
Name of the database to connect to.
-->
<add key="DatabaseName" value="USERDB></add>
<!--
IS there a better recommendation to achieve this yet? 2009 is not out here yet so it is possible i missed a blog saying how this is done.
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