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So far in my “Multi-Tenancy with SQL Server” series, I’ve covered an introduction to multi-tenancy and approaches for implementing it with SQL Server. In an ideal world, we have a blank canvas to start from and a crystal ball to see into the future. We know everything about the system we’re building, how many tenants we’re…
In Introduction to SQL Server Multi-Tenancy (Part 1), I talked about some of the key considerations around designing a multi-tenant system using SQL Server. There are several ways to implement multi-tenancy, and, as is often the case, there is no single "best" way but rather a range of options that each offer different…
Database design and data access patterns are crucial to developing database-backed software that offers reliability, good performance, and scalability. There are several things you need to take into account, including: * What are the entities in the domain that I need to model? * What are the data access patterns we need…
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