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    hi I am making a software that will handle a database of 5 crore records. Please help me how to handle these many records. How should I design the database? shelly

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      hi I am making a software that will handle a database of 5 crore records. Please help me how to handle these many records. How should I design the database? shelly

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      hunjan wrote: a database of 5 crore records. I'm not sure how you mean - 5 core records of what ? If you gave a little more info, perhaps we could make a suggestion. What's a federated server ? How is that part of the DB design ? What are you storing exactly ? Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

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        hi I am making a software that will handle a database of 5 crore records. Please help me how to handle these many records. How should I design the database? shelly

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        The only reliable way to tell what level of hardware you need to run on is to load test your application. Proper design and indexing can typically make a performance difference of 10-100x. So a well designed and implemented system can easly run on a tenth of the hardware of a poorly designed one. BTW I've worked on non-federated SQL servers with billion row tables and thousands of concurrent users and as long as we kept everything well tuned we didn't have any problems.


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