Does JOINs and VIEWs lose performance when used with more than one DataBase?

Hi,
My application consist of 2 big parts, which work together but are in some
way seperate.
In case I should store the 2 parts in different databases (but on the same
server), will I lose performance when doing a query that joins tables from
both databases? And what about views?
Any help our hints would be really appreciated.
Thanks a lot in advance,
Pieter
On Fri, 4 Nov 2005 17:59:02 +0100, Pieter wrote:

> Hi,
> My application consist of 2 big parts, which work together but are in some
> way seperate.
> In case I should store the 2 parts in different databases (but on the same
> server), will I lose performance when doing a query that joins tables from
> both databases? And what about views?
> Any help our hints would be really appreciated.
> Thanks a lot in advance,
> Pieter
Hello,
You will have no performance decrease. Try to always include the owner in
the object naming (dbo I hope), to ease the work of SQL Server.
What you physically loose splitting your model, is of course the DRIs, but
you can manage it with triggers.
Rudi Bruchez
MCDBA
|||ok! thanks a lot!
"Rudi Bruchez" <rudi#no-spam#at.babaluga.com> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 4 Nov 2005 17:59:02 +0100, Pieter wrote:
>
> Hello,
> You will have no performance decrease. Try to always include the owner in
> the object naming (dbo I hope), to ease the work of SQL Server.
> What you physically loose splitting your model, is of course the DRIs, but
> you can manage it with triggers.
> --
> Rudi Bruchez
> MCDBA

Does JOINs and VIEWs lose performance when used with more than one DataBase?

Hi,
My application consist of 2 big parts, which work together but are in some
way seperate.
In case I should store the 2 parts in different databases (but on the same
server), will I lose performance when doing a query that joins tables from
both databases? And what about views?
Any help our hints would be really appreciated.
Thanks a lot in advance,
PieterOn Fri, 4 Nov 2005 17:59:02 +0100, Pieter wrote:

> Hi,
> My application consist of 2 big parts, which work together but are in some
> way seperate.
> In case I should store the 2 parts in different databases (but on the same
> server), will I lose performance when doing a query that joins tables from
> both databases? And what about views?
> Any help our hints would be really appreciated.
> Thanks a lot in advance,
> Pieter
Hello,
You will have no performance decrease. Try to always include the owner in
the object naming (dbo I hope), to ease the work of SQL Server.
What you physically loose splitting your model, is of course the DRIs, but
you can manage it with triggers.
Rudi Bruchez
MCDBA|||ok! thanks a lot!
"Rudi Bruchez" <rudi#no-spam#at.babaluga.com> wrote in message
news:1goqk59i7hqzp$.146q0p9y2vigx$.dlg@.40tude.net...
> On Fri, 4 Nov 2005 17:59:02 +0100, Pieter wrote:
>
> Hello,
> You will have no performance decrease. Try to always include the owner in
> the object naming (dbo I hope), to ease the work of SQL Server.
> What you physically loose splitting your model, is of course the DRIs, but
> you can manage it with triggers.
> --
> Rudi Bruchez
> MCDBA

Does JOINs and VIEWs lose performance when used with more than one DataBase?

Hi,
My application consist of 2 big parts, which work together but are in some
way seperate.
In case I should store the 2 parts in different databases (but on the same
server), will I lose performance when doing a query that joins tables from
both databases? And what about views?
Any help our hints would be really appreciated.
Thanks a lot in advance,
PieterOn Fri, 4 Nov 2005 17:59:02 +0100, Pieter wrote:
> Hi,
> My application consist of 2 big parts, which work together but are in some
> way seperate.
> In case I should store the 2 parts in different databases (but on the same
> server), will I lose performance when doing a query that joins tables from
> both databases? And what about views?
> Any help our hints would be really appreciated.
> Thanks a lot in advance,
> Pieter
Hello,
You will have no performance decrease. Try to always include the owner in
the object naming (dbo I hope), to ease the work of SQL Server.
What you physically loose splitting your model, is of course the DRIs, but
you can manage it with triggers.
--
Rudi Bruchez
MCDBA|||ok! thanks a lot!
"Rudi Bruchez" <rudi#no-spam#at.babaluga.com> wrote in message
news:1goqk59i7hqzp$.146q0p9y2vigx$.dlg@.40tude.net...
> On Fri, 4 Nov 2005 17:59:02 +0100, Pieter wrote:
>> Hi,
>> My application consist of 2 big parts, which work together but are in
>> some
>> way seperate.
>> In case I should store the 2 parts in different databases (but on the
>> same
>> server), will I lose performance when doing a query that joins tables
>> from
>> both databases? And what about views?
>> Any help our hints would be really appreciated.
>> Thanks a lot in advance,
>> Pieter
> Hello,
> You will have no performance decrease. Try to always include the owner in
> the object naming (dbo I hope), to ease the work of SQL Server.
> What you physically loose splitting your model, is of course the DRIs, but
> you can manage it with triggers.
> --
> Rudi Bruchez
> MCDBA