Hi guys, I'm doing a web app that will be available in various countries and I need it to be quick enough. That's why I'm wondering if keeping a separate database for each country would be faster than using a common database and filtering the results by country?
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Jump to PostWell, do some testing.
Apart from that it all depends of the data structure and your indexes. And your programming skills.
With a bunch of properly designed tables and indexes I doubt that with a standard web application with at most a few 10.000 entries per table you will see …
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