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Question Database settings for Wordpress Multisite?

LionKing

Regular Pleskian
Server operating system version
Ubuntu Linux
Plesk version and microupdate number
18.048
Hello everyone.

Quick question:
Should one assign a site to the DB when importing/installing a WPMU site (WPMU = Wordpress Multisite), to the system or just leave it intentionally blank?

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I mean since a WPMU website can literally host thousands of different domain names and websites in one installation, so it does not make sense to lock the database to the main WPMU site right? Or should it be (Related site), of main domain name/the main site there?

For a single standalone WordPress installation/website it would sense to lock/associate the database with the domain name of the standaloneWP site. But for WPMU?? :rolleyes:

Thanks in advance.
 
So of kind pointless function then... Well of course if you have many databases in your subscription account then that would make it easier to mange them by labeling them. So not fully pointless.

Thanks yet again Peter for your help!
 
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