which method is best
Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 1:59 am
Hello,
i am working on a Big product. The website is related to Traffic Stats and other other things.
Can i make one database to handle everything or can make one generic db and separate db for every user. Actually there are many sub tables and data regarding to users tables. There are many many functions against user tables.
I when new user is registered, then the new db will be created. If 5000 user registers, 5000 new user databases will be created.
so i have 2 options
1) make one db to handle everything
2) make one general Db for website + create seperate Db for every user
[s]plz[/s] please tell me that which is best
i am working on a Big product. The website is related to Traffic Stats and other other things.
Can i make one database to handle everything or can make one generic db and separate db for every user. Actually there are many sub tables and data regarding to users tables. There are many many functions against user tables.
I when new user is registered, then the new db will be created. If 5000 user registers, 5000 new user databases will be created.
so i have 2 options
1) make one db to handle everything
2) make one general Db for website + create seperate Db for every user
[s]plz[/s] please tell me that which is best
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