Hi Klaus,<br><br>I have given this some more thought:&nbsp; Supporting multiple stores in the indexing subsystem is possible, but it is rather complicated because an additional dispatch in the INDEXED-CLASS metaclass is required to make the indices dependent on *STORE*.&nbsp; Currently, the indices are stored in the INDEXED-CLASS instance which would be shared by multiple worlds running in the same Lisp image.<br>
<br>The issue here is:&nbsp; The change is relatively complex, requires testing and I don&#39;t need it to support our development style.&nbsp; In our architecture, the persistent objects make up one world, and if I need multiple worlds, I start multiple Lisps.&nbsp; I would not benefit from running mulltiple independent applications within one Lisp image, and the lack of isolation would really be more bothersome than anything else.<br>
<br>That said, if you can make a good case for the functionality, I would try to implement in the not-so-far future.&nbsp; Please provide me with a good application architecture example that would be significantly harder to implement in multiple Lisp images.<br>
<br>-Hans<br><br>