Currently, DD saves information about your last used filters, changed formats, field positioning etc in the INI file. It does this separately for each database/table. So suppose you have two sports databases, you might end up with this:
In this example, you see that I set the format for salesrep.rep-name in sports11 to X(40). If I start the other sports db, I will still see the old format. My guess is, that if you have separate databases, but with identical table/field names, the settings for these fields can be combined because they most probably represent the same information. That means that if you change the custom format in one database, it is reflected in the other. Same goes for filters, field order and field width. This will be done by using the same section name across multiple databases. The settings part above would then look something like this:
Currently, DD saves information about your last used filters, changed formats, field positioning etc in the INI file. It does this separately for each database/table. So suppose you have two sports databases, you might end up with this:
In this example, you see that I set the format for salesrep.rep-name in sports11 to X(40). If I start the other sports db, I will still see the old format. My guess is, that if you have separate databases, but with identical table/field names, the settings for these fields can be combined because they most probably represent the same information. That means that if you change the custom format in one database, it is reflected in the other. Same goes for filters, field order and field width. This will be done by using the same section name across multiple databases. The settings part above would then look something like this: