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I think that your current arrangement is fine. Why don't you consider all the common information as an application in its own right, say 'REFERENCE'? And let application specific information into their own schema, it doesn't need to be a all-or-nothing affair. You can even create under each schema views on the REFERENCE tables to paper over the differences which will no doubt appear in time over the use of 'common' information.
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Abdul Aleem <dmit_at_beaconhouse.edu.pk>
>To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
><ORACLE-L_at_fatcity.com>
>Sent: Wed, 03 Apr 2002 21:33:18
>
>Hi,
>
>Currently we have one Oracle Database Server, we
>might have one more in
>future, running one application. For a couple of
>new applications we have
>created users/schema by the name of applications
>and have created the tables
>there for grouping them on the basis of
>application.
>
>There are however a few tables that are common to
>all applications like
>company info, list of branch offices, list of
>users, employees, etc. For
>these there is not point duplicating these tables
>in each schema and then
>synchronize them.
>
>One way that I could think of was to create a
>common user/schema, create
>tables there and give all users read privileges.
>Except the one that would
>do the DML. I have this feeling that this is
>perhaps not the best way to do
>it. So I need your advice.
>
>TIA!
>
>Aleem
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>Author: Abdul Aleem
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Oriole Corporation
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