I have a shared database setup where I share the node tables among different drupal instances (shared_node, shared_node_revisions, etc.). I use the boost module and enabled the option:
"Check database timestamps for any site changes. Only if there has been a change will boost flush the expired content on cron." But everytime cron runs I get an error in the log saying that the table tc_node does not exist. The prefix tc_ is used for tables of that drupal instance, but not for the node tables as I said above.

Any hints are very much welcome!

Thank you.

Chris

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chris_car commented

I tried the 6.x-dev version as well, but I run into the same problem. It is strange that the functions boost_get_time and db_query_range don't get the correct db_prefix from my settings.php file for node, node_revision tables (shared_node, shared_node_revisions) but instead use the tc_ default prefix.

Chris