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When To Use One Big Database vs Many Smaller Databases For SaaS Application?

In a previous article: MySQL Remote DBA Consultant helped the client to scale up, We discussed a situation where a client had a MySQL server that had 1,100 databases and was using it with a SaaS application. We do not want you to think that having separate databases per client is always a bad idea. There are some real advantages with using separate databases for each client, so we want to go over those also so that you can determine the best way to design your database and structure for your SaaS app.

How to Insert Carriage Return or Line Break Or Tab into a string in MS SQL Server

From some reason when I first ran MS SQL 2016 I realized when I run some code with Carriage Return Return and Line Break it stays in one line after coping that into a note pad or below the SQL code in Microsoft SQL Server Studio. So, what happened here? After digging deep into it I found out that this feature that worked as default from MS SQL 2014 and below is not working as a default feature anymore. You need to set it up in order to make that work.

How to stop CPU Spikes as a result of parameter sniffing while the MS SQL stored procedure is executed?

With one of our clients that we provide Remote DBA services, we recently encountered a situation where one of the frequently running stored procedures suddenly started consuming 100% of the CPU on the server.

The 10 Best Features of MS Access to Maximize Value

Is Microsoft Access the database environment that your business should be using? We’re going to take a look at 10 of the most convenient and powerful aspects of MS Access to help you make a decision. The Farber Consulting Group Inc. has the MS Access consultants and developers to help you take advantage of these many benefits and more.

Why do we use data modeling tool for database design for MS SQL or MySQL or MS Access databases?

While working with different software developers, I noticed that some of them still using spreadsheets or MS Word to keep track of the database design. Other developers use the MS SQL Database Diagrams in MS SQL. Visual Studio provides some basic capabilities on the database design. But is that the most productive tool to use?