I am working on a .NET Web project with a SQL Server back end. A major part of the database is populated with stock data. This data is loaded daily by loading application.
This data should be readable only on the website. This means that I do not want a web developer to modify the table that is specific to the stock data, nor do I want to write the data in these tables because it will override with daily updates.
Obviously, many tables will be required through websites such as authentication, administrator, and in some cases they will be allowed to manipulate the stock data such as the user => GOOG should display 'user GoogleStock Inc. ' A stock name of 'Google Inc.' Instead of the daily weighted name of
My question is, do I need two different databases? What is my only read-only data for data and website specifications?
No, you must have a database Authentication used by the website (Username / password usually On) should have the proper protection of what he can read and write.
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