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    Denise Guest

    Use 1 or 2 Databases?

    Hello,

    I’m using VB6 as the client and MS SQL Server 7 as the database. The company I’m consulting for has a proven track record for marketing and getting millions of customers. The parent company would like to create two new companies selling the same product; with 1 million customers per company. How many records can MS SQL Server 7 handle? I’ve been told it can handle 4 terabytes. What does 4 terabytes translate into records? I have already set up an application for company #1. Should I put company #2 in the same MS SQL Server database? Or should I put company #2 in a different database? My VB Application and SQL Server database were designed to handle multiple companies selling the same product. For performance sake; would it be better to separate the databases? Any suggestions? Is anyone currently using MS SQL Server with 2 or more million records?

    Thanks,
    Denise




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    Manoj Thakkar Guest

    Use 1 or 2 Databases? (reply)

    Hi

    I am using the MS Sql 7.0 Database as my Back End. I am having 2 to 3 tables which are having
    atleast 8 to 10 millions records per table. & Till date we do not have any problem to process
    the query or generating reports from the database.

    Manoj Thakkar

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    Denise at 7/16/00 10:37:50 AM

    Hello,

    I’m using VB6 as the client and MS SQL Server 7 as the database. The company I’m consulting for has a proven track record for marketing and getting millions of customers. The parent company would like to create two new companies selling the same product; with 1 million customers per company. How many records can MS SQL Server 7 handle? I’ve been told it can handle 4 terabytes. What does 4 terabytes translate into records? I have already set up an application for company #1. Should I put company #2 in the same MS SQL Server database? Or should I put company #2 in a different database? My VB Application and SQL Server database were designed to handle multiple companies selling the same product. For performance sake; would it be better to separate the databases? Any suggestions? Is anyone currently using MS SQL Server with 2 or more million records?

    Thanks,
    Denise




  3. #3
    Denise Guest

    Use 1 or 2 Databases? (reply)

    Hello Manoj,

    Thanks for the information. What is the size of your database?

    Thanks,
    Denise


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    Manoj Thakkar at 7/16/00 2:13:00 PM

    Hi

    I am using the MS Sql 7.0 Database as my Back End. I am having 2 to 3 tables which are having
    atleast 8 to 10 millions records per table. & Till date we do not have any problem to process
    the query or generating reports from the database.

    Manoj Thakkar

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    Denise at 7/16/00 10:37:50 AM

    Hello,

    I’m using VB6 as the client and MS SQL Server 7 as the database. The company I’m consulting for has a proven track record for marketing and getting millions of customers. The parent company would like to create two new companies selling the same product; with 1 million customers per company. How many records can MS SQL Server 7 handle? I’ve been told it can handle 4 terabytes. What does 4 terabytes translate into records? I have already set up an application for company #1. Should I put company #2 in the same MS SQL Server database? Or should I put company #2 in a different database? My VB Application and SQL Server database were designed to handle multiple companies selling the same product. For performance sake; would it be better to separate the databases? Any suggestions? Is anyone currently using MS SQL Server with 2 or more million records?

    Thanks,
    Denise




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