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SQL Schema

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KingE

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On oracle you can have multiple schemas within a single database. How does Microsoft do this with SQL? is there a recommended way? or is everything thrown into one database and owners are used to manage the relevant tables.

I currently have three sql databases and have been told by my Oracle DBA that it would be better to be all in one database but in three schema's. The three are queried by multiple applications.

any help appreciated



KingE

MCP, MCSE-NT4.0
 
Hi,

The SQL Server equivalent of Oracle schema is a Database. u can create all ur SP's,views etc inside a database, same way as u do in a oracle schema...
So, I think what u have is right, 3 databases in SQL server which is equivalent of 3 schemas in Oracle DB

Hope it helps



Sunil
 
thats what i thought when I couldn't find any info on sql schema. I found a migration document that explains the database definitions between oracle and sql that helped as well

thanks

KingE

MCP, MCSE-NT4.0
 
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