1 or 2 databases?

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i'm using two tables that don't have any link between them. Would it be best
to use two seperate databases or just put them together in one.
 
That is up to you, what you're trying to do, and what the tables are for. If
they are related in some way, just not a relationship link between them, it
may be tidier house keeping to have them in the same file. If they are
totally unrelated, it may be easier to have two files with descriptive
names.
 
That's what I thought. I'm creating the database to be accessed by Visual
Basic. I was just curious to know which one would be easier to manage.
 
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