Questions tagged [database-schema]

The layout of the database is an intricate system composed of tables, columns, constraints, and views that collectively form the architecture of the database. Typically outlined in SQL within a relational database management system (RDBMS), the schema serves as a comprehensive framework for the database, detailing every aspect except for the actual data stored within it.

Tips for effectively handling databases containing a small volume of data

Hey there! I'm currently working on building a social network using Dreamweaver, with PHP and SQL as my server languages. To host my website, I've decided to go with GoDaddy.com, which offers unlimited MySQL databases, each capped at 1gb. My plan is to ...

Modeling with Prisma: Creating a self-referencing relationship for one-to-many connections

In my data design, I need to establish a schema in which an entity called Chapter can have children that are also instances of Chapter. This relationship is a one-to-many type because each chapter can have multiple children but only one parent. I am stru ...

Top strategy for managing a multi-tenant SaaS platform

I'm in the process of developing a Multi-tenant SaaS application and have been exploring various strategies to achieve this goal. I've decided to go with the approach of creating a separate database for each tenant, while storing a table of all tenants in ...