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    hello everybody, in my web site i have two databases, ASPNETDB.MDF and a self created one (database.mdf). (The don't contain a lot of data yet) But i need a relationship (foreign key) between a table in ASPNETDB.MDF and a table in database.mdf. So i guess i need to merge both databases first, would you just extend the "ASPNETDB.MDF" with the tables from "database.mdf" ? or better configure "database.mdf" for the asp.net Applicatoin Services and then delete "ASPNETDB.MDF" ? Is "ASPNETDB.MDF" even meant to be used in a production online web application? (Right now i'm using sql server express but i will probably use sql server when deploying Site to a shared host) thanks a lot for answers

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      hello everybody, in my web site i have two databases, ASPNETDB.MDF and a self created one (database.mdf). (The don't contain a lot of data yet) But i need a relationship (foreign key) between a table in ASPNETDB.MDF and a table in database.mdf. So i guess i need to merge both databases first, would you just extend the "ASPNETDB.MDF" with the tables from "database.mdf" ? or better configure "database.mdf" for the asp.net Applicatoin Services and then delete "ASPNETDB.MDF" ? Is "ASPNETDB.MDF" even meant to be used in a production online web application? (Right now i'm using sql server express but i will probably use sql server when deploying Site to a shared host) thanks a lot for answers

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      kadaoui el mehdi
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      Merge the two databases on One! and then make your relationship with tables.

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