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Has a small table within a big DB the same performance as the same small table within a small DB?

Has a small table within a big DB the same performance as the same small table within a small DB?
(all about RDBMS)
I wanna understand do I need to split my DB or not

>Solution :

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At first sight, and without more precision on the actual RDBMS and its underlying OS, the question is close to asking whether performances for accessing a small file on a disk depend on the disk size. And the answer is that the size of the disk has no direct impact on the performances.

It could have indirect impacts, if splitting the DB ends in splitting it on a number of systems because it could increase scalability by also splitting the number of connections across the various DB. But those are only indirect impact, because caching parts of a large DB could achieve the same scalability without actualy splitting the DB.

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