What about using the database category? What we have done is use the multivalue capabilities in the database category, and then use those values in each of the pages. For example, we have our Intranet (our Extranet uses ColdFusion). Every database used in our Intranet has "Connect" as the first value, then anything associated with certain areas. When we're in our Programming Standards database, the database category is "Connect:Software Development:Programming Standards", then we tack on the view or page title.
This also helps us with Domain Search - we can say search all of our Intranet, or just certain parts, or just certain databases. Hope I made sense.
What about using the database category? What we have done is use the multivalue capabilities in the database category, and then use those values in each of the pages. For example, we have our Intranet (our Extranet uses ColdFusion). Every database used in our Intranet has "Connect" as the first value, then anything associated with certain areas. When we're in our Programming Standards database, the database category is "Connect:Software Development:Programming Standards", then we tack on the view or page title.
This also helps us with Domain Search - we can say search all of our Intranet, or just certain parts, or just certain databases. Hope I made sense.