How to deny other hostname or domain name pointing to same IP address in MySQL

Im using Cento 6.5
and
MySQL version 5.6.25
For example:
IP address:
192.168.1.250
this IP has 2 domain name
1. db.mysqldatabase.com
2. web.mysite.com
i want to block or deny the 2nd domain name in database hostname
if i update our Mysql Connection should be like this
$connection=mysql_connect("db.mysqldatabase.php","userdemo","demo");
$db=mysql_select_db("db_demo",$connection);
?>
But if i use also web.mysite.com i still connected i want to use web.mysite.com as my url website
and db.mysqldatabase.com as my database connection.
is it possible?
Thanks
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