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Posted by heromull on 10/23/05 03:57
We have an asp.net app with about 200 data entry forms. Customers may
enter data into any number of forms. Each form's data is persisted in
a corresponding sql table. When data entry is complete, it needs to be
processed. Here's where the questions start.
How can we easily determine in which tables a customer has data and how
best to select that data?
We're not opposed to putting all the data in a single table. This
table would wind up having ~15 million records and constantly have CRUD
operations performed against it by up to 5000 users simultaneously.
With sufficient hardware, is this too much to ask of the db?
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