My web host allows 3 databases for my host account and I understand I can create as many as possible tables per database (except for any limitation with MySQL that I don't know).
My question is: Can I create different *groups* of tables in just one database, with each *group* being for an individual project that is not related to other projects?
Thanks,
Cofa
2/27/2012
Mysql Question: Tables Of Different Projects In Database
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Cofa
, Feb 27 2012 4:14 PM
myqsl
4 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 27 February 2012 - 4:14 PM
#2
Posted 27 February 2012 - 9:51 PM
No, that's not possible, but if you give "groups" similar prefixed names, tables associated with each other will at least be listed together.
#3
Posted 28 February 2012 - 3:22 AM
Thank you for replying; but I am confused...
Your "no" - does it mean I cannot use one database for different projects? But your "but..." confuses me.
Say I have a project for a "tour interest group" that may require 3 tables, and I have another project that deals with my "business clients management" that requires 10 tables.
Can I create all of these tables in just one database, while
tables for the "tour interest group" will have names prefixed with "tour-"; and
tables for "business clients management" will have names prefixed with "buz-"?
Or must I use two databases to hold the two groups of tables separately?
Regards,
Cofa
2/27/2012
Your "no" - does it mean I cannot use one database for different projects? But your "but..." confuses me.
Say I have a project for a "tour interest group" that may require 3 tables, and I have another project that deals with my "business clients management" that requires 10 tables.
Can I create all of these tables in just one database, while
tables for the "tour interest group" will have names prefixed with "tour-"; and
tables for "business clients management" will have names prefixed with "buz-"?
Or must I use two databases to hold the two groups of tables separately?
Regards,
Cofa
2/27/2012
#4
Posted 29 February 2012 - 8:21 AM
Yes, you can use one database for different projects. There's no just official way of grouping tables together within it. Just use prefixes.
#5
Posted 29 February 2012 - 1:10 PM
Ok Larry,
Thanks once again for the help!
Have a great day!
Cofa
2/29/2012
Thanks once again for the help!
Have a great day!
Cofa
2/29/2012











