Hi all, glad to be back in the list :)

  I have a question related with a huge project, i could have these 2 
schemes:

1)  just one database with several tables

  database |  tables

  DB_1     |  user, profile, supplier, dept, etc... a lot of tables



2) several databases with few tables

  database |  tables

  DB_1    |  user, profile

  DB_2    | supplier, dept

  DB_etc | etc



  what would be the best choice ?, think that all tables contain thousands 
of rows, and applications have to access most of them, for example user 
information; even when working with suppliers users are required, so in case 
2 the application must connect to both databases.

any suggestions ??

thanx a lot.

Carlos


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  Hi all, glad to be back in the list :)

  I have a question related with a huge project, i could have these 2 schemes:

1)  just one database with several tables

  database |  tables

  DB_1     |  user, profile, supplier, dept, etc... a lot of tables

          

2) several databases with few tables

  database |  tables

  DB_1    |  user, profile

  DB_2    | supplier, dept

  DB_etc | etc

 

  what would be the best choice ?, think that all tables contain thousands of rows, and applications have to access most of them, for example user information; even when working with suppliers users are required, so in case 2 the application must connect to both databases.

any suggestions ??

 thanx a lot.

Carlos



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