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> That's a lot of schemas and a lot of tables. > > Consider doing something like the following: >Have the same set of tables for all 5000 clients. Add a "client_id" >field to each table. For each client, create their own schema, and then >use rules and views inside that schema to make it seem like each client >has their own set of tables. You know I never thought of using the schema like that, that's a great idea. Fortunately the table structure is already designed to work with just one set of tables. The trick is pulling off a change like that without any downtime to speak of. I've done it before, and it's not fun.
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