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Verify split database
NOTE
This feature is available for Adobe Commerce instances only.
IMPORTANT
The split database feature was deprecated in version 2.4.2 of Adobe Commerce. See Revert from a split database to a single database.
After configuration, the master databases are configured as follows:
- Main Commerce database: 369 tables
- Commerce quote database: 11 tables
- Commerce sales database: 55 tables
To verify that your split databases are working properly, perform the following tasks and verify that data is added to the database tables using a database tool like phpmyadmin:
| What to verify | How to verify |
|---|---|
| quote database is working | Add items to a cart. Verify that rows have been added to your quote database’s quote, quote_address, and quote_item tables. |
| sales database is working | Complete an order (any payment method, including check/money order). Verify that rows have been added to your sales database’s sales_order_address, sales_order_item, and sales_order_payment tables. |
WARNING
You must back up the two additional database instances manually. Commerce backs up only the main database instance. The magento setup:backup --db command and Admin options do not back up the additional tables.
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