Hello!
I really hope that You will carefully consider this 
situation:
Being a customer of a hosting service - it"s addres is
http://www.valuehost.ru
-for only 4 monthes and also being a newcomer in the 
internet,
I decided to create a MySQL-database-supported site about 
the city I live in(St.Petersburg,Russia)  --
http://www.spb-explorer.ru
At the beginning I realized that there are going to be many 
informative points about each object-
whether it is a street,house,an enterprise or an item-
so there was a question about how to place this 
information - in a form of a table for each property
for each object or just as ,say,a string in a main table 
for each object.
I have asked my hosting-support-service many times, but got 
no reply.
I also have asked some acquintances of mine,whom I 
considered to be specialists-
they said that I may have as many tables in my database as 
the memory I paid for allows.
And also I have read some books about MySQL.
So I accepted the "table-consuming" way for the reason of 
speed.
That means , that every object,there are hundreds and going 
to be thousands,has some 5 - 10 tables
for every property it has got - a link"s list, a 
subobject"s list ,etc.
But today I got a letter from my hosting administrator 
saying (in a rude way - but it
is another matter) that I am kind of disturbing the whole 
server"s work
because of the amount of tables in my database.And he also 
threatened to switch off
my site.But it"s not him that bothers me - I can remove my 
domain.
It is the question of 
   HOW  MANY TABLES I CAN HAVE IN MY DATABASE

If I am right ( meaning this number is endless) - so I 
would nail this son of a gun..
In case I am not - it means that I will have to change the 
whole architecture of
my database.So I would do  - but the question remains: Why 
did I not find anything 
about it in the precious books. Or am I wrong? A there any 
official links that could
say anything about it?

Please answer a.s.a.p. - it is urgent to me.
Sincerely Yours
Lisitsin
P.S.   A war is nothing - a manoeuvre is everithing (AN OLD 
RUSSIAN PROVERB)




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