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Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 5:46 PM
Subject: [wdvltalk] RE: Hosting cost - databases
Cheryl, Matt, Stephen, Rudy,
I've grasped that now; thank you all. Database is really the
functioning environment for interpreting tables. I have taken a few
faltering steps to writing code
Matt,
It was the wdvl-talk endorsement of 34sp over two years ago that got
me there! I agree that the service is excellent and I felt what is
offered is very good indeed for the money. What I was wondering was
whether the price for a database was a good one since I had no idea
that it needed
Joseph,
You probably don't need more than one database which can hold many tables.
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional Web Developer
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www.wiserways.com
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-Original Message-
From: Joseph, Smile Poet
Now that I might
On Tue, 2004-01-06 at 19:22, Joseph, Smile Poet wrote:
Matt,
I would be happy staying with 34sp on the basis of what I have
experienced with them. I suppose the other question is: how much
can one stuff in a database?
I'm currently running a database with 11 tables in it, this may scale
Cheryl,
I have gathered that one database needs many tables to give it
flexibility and minimise space, but are you saying that sets of table
on different subjects can be stored in one database?Say a
membership records table, and, say, a complex record of articles
detailing time of writing
--- Joseph, Smile Poet wrote: ---
: I would be happy staying with 34sp on the basis of what I have
: experienced with them. I suppose the other question is: how
: much can one stuff in a database?
:
: Joseph
Joe,
I currently use a host at which I have only one
Yes, you can have multiple sets of tables for different projects in one
database. I have one portal database that has 35 tables in it ranging from
tables for ad categories, to members, to tables for keeping track of votes.
Multiple tables are used in the process of normalization which basically
Cheryl, Matt, Stephen, Rudy,
I've grasped that now; thank you all. Database is really the
functioning environment for interpreting tables. I have taken a few
faltering steps to writing code and understanding some terms but I
will be asking next what is 'array'.Somehow I can't visualise
