Hello Hector,
It seems that using 2 different databases will cause duplicate schema (tables)
and duplicate data. So in your case I prefer to change my mind and recomend you
to use a single database. In general I don't see any problem with that.
Regards,
Camilo.
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Thanks Camilo,
I understand a schema just as a database, so if I use another schema I will
be creating a new database and then the auth tables will be duplicated on
this new database (or schema). With that, I won't get what I want, that is,
only one set of tables with users' information. I'm us
Hello.
You can use the same DB, but different schema or different user. You can also
use the same schema as long as table names (and other objects names) din't
match.
I recomend to use diferent schemas for different web apps.
Camilo.
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Hello,
I'm developing a django project for my office, a small project management
system. I'm doing some tries to incorporate a third party document
management system, namely mayan-edms, by making use of the same database,
so that users maintain theirs credentials. Is that good practice?.
Gree
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