How to connect Django Project to Multiple Database Management Systems (Part1/2)

[@sunilshrestha9576]

This is the first time I am listening from who pretty spend time in explaining things. Keep Going!.

[@KenBroTech]

Thanks and welcome

[@oparesimon]

Always coming our way with good contents. God bless you so much.

[@brayanthomas4080]

I love your tutorials man, i hope you continue doing them

[@KenBroTech]

Thanks, will do!

[@AlexeyCom-t7j]

Thx from 🇷🇺, rly helpfull

[@ankitpatidar1370]

Best explanation

[@finnhaye7840]

This is worth gold!!!

[@AjaySharma-jv6qn]

Really helpful , Thanks so much

[@KenBroTech]

Glad it was helpful!

[@raneemalzaatary5550]

Can I migrate the app auth user to more than one database?

[@Playlista567]

Can we use 2 databases within 1 application? Or do we need to create app for each database

[@KenBroTech]

2 DBMS could be used for one app

[@semih2211]

nice video but is it possible to use diffeent database for different user groups ?

[@KenBroTech]

Yes please

[@semih2211]

@@KenBroTech how?

[@ankitjadon3375]

Can we make relationship between tables which are placed in different databases?

[@KenBroTech]

Yes, I will make a video on that soon

[@VijayKumar-dq3ph]

@@KenBroTech Hi, were you able to make an vedio showing relationship among tables belonging to different databases?

[@jeremyheng8573]

very good explanation! Any idea how one app connect to two databases?

[@KenBroTech]

One app can connect to two tables in a database. The two tables then must have a relationship. For example in my blog app and inventory management projects, I created a profile model that has a relationship with the inbuilt User Model.

[@nkothakota]

Super

[@mertlinux]

Thanx bro

[@vincepham199]

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