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by mulmen
2170 days ago
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It's really hard to join customer A's addresses table with customer B's invoices when they are different databases. There's no reason to join across customers in this situation and it saves you from making that type of mistake. Colocating this on the same database and using the same users/credentials just makes it easier operationally. It's about isolating the data. |
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