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Migrating my existing asp.net application to multi tenant

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    Hi All, I am new to cloud computing. We have a requirement to migrate our asp.net application to SAAS -multi tenant application. i.e for each user if they register it should create seperate database. Please provide me very high level steps to start. checked with google but still not clear. Thanks in Advance.. Ramkumar ("When you build bridges you can keep crossing them. ") http://ramkumarishere.blogspot.com

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      Hi All, I am new to cloud computing. We have a requirement to migrate our asp.net application to SAAS -multi tenant application. i.e for each user if they register it should create seperate database. Please provide me very high level steps to start. checked with google but still not clear. Thanks in Advance.. Ramkumar ("When you build bridges you can keep crossing them. ") http://ramkumarishere.blogspot.com

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      You should never need to create a new database based on new users resgistering. I suugest that you look at your databade design. However if you really need to do this you will probably have to script it on the database server. What type of database are you talking about here? mySQL, SQLServer ...? You could for example get your code to write a dynamically generated script file to the server and then run it to create your required database.

      Kind Regards Julian Mummery


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