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I have developed an application that I was soley planning on using for internal use; however, the idea has come up to release it for general use (within my companies territory). The application has several tables, for example a members, products, categories, etc. My question is, should I have a unique member (or company) id and have all the rows held in each table. Or, have different tables for each company with a unique prefix, or have a completely seperate database for each company? The table that will hold the most data is the products table, around 1500+ products per company. Another concern of mine is security, would it be better to separate the data all together into separate tables or databases? Thanks!

Hello, I am currently putting together a content management system for my website and am having a rather large issue with firefox. The entire site is held in the database and is called out through two files, a index.php and a styles.php. The index page calls the header, content, and footer from the database. The content of course being whatever is being specified in the url ex. index.php?url=main The style page is similar, in which it is called in the header: <link href="includes/styles.php" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" /> The page displays fine in IE, but in firefox it just generates the html with no reference to the style.php. I have spent quite some time looking into this bug and I have found nothing on the net or in these forums. If someone could help me it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Micheal