[canadianjeff]

your problem does not actually make logical sense

plugin 1 connects to database A
plugin 2 connects to database B

plugin 1 should not have issues with plugin 2 and plugin 2 should not interfere with plugin 1

configs/databases.cfg should look something like this??

"Databases"
{
	"driver_default"		"mysql"
	
	// When specifying "host", you may use an IP address, a hostname, or a socket file path
	
	"default"
	{
		"driver"			"default"
		"host"				"127.0.0.1"
		"database"			"DBNAME"
		"user"				"DBUSER"
		"pass"				"DBPASS"
		//"timeout"			"0"
		//"port"			"0"
	}
	
	"storage-local"
	{
		"driver"			"sqlite"
		"database"			"sourcemod-local"
	}

	"clientprefs"
	{
		"driver"			"sqlite"
		"host"				"localhost"
		"database"			"clientprefs-sqlite"
		"user"				"root"
		"pass"				""
		//"timeout"			"0"
		//"port"			"0"
	}

	"databaseA"
	{
		"driver" "default"
		"host"				"127.0.0.1"
		"database"			"DBNAME_A"
		"user"				"DBUSER_A"
		"pass"				"DBPASS_A"
	}

	"databaseB"
	{
		"driver" "default"
		"host"				"127.0.0.1"
		"database"			"DBNAME_B"
		"user"				"DBUSER_B"
		"pass"				"DBPASS_B"
	}
}