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>Use One Big Database. It may be reasonable to have two databases e.g. a class a and class b for pci compliance. So context still deeply matters. Also having
by s_dev 4y ago
>Use One Big Database.
It may be reasonable to have two databases e.g. a class a and class b for pci compliance. So context still deeply matters.
Also having a dev DB with mock data and a live DB with real data is a common setup in many companies.