Hi, is there a way that a user can be assigned to multiple tenants so that they can switch between tenants? Also, is there any limit to the nubmer of tenants; perforamnce issues over a certain number, etc.?
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Hi,
is there a way that a user can be assigned to multiple tenants so that they can switch between tenants?
Unfortunately this is not possible.
Also, is there any limit to the nubmer of tenants; perforamnce issues over a certain number, etc.?
No. App itself doesn't have a limit. Having huge number of tenants will not affect your app's performance because when a user is logged in as a Tenant user, only 1 tenant is selected. If a user logs in as a host user, tenants will be displayed on Tenant page with a limited number for each page.
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Hi, thanks for the quick reply. With regards to not being able to assign a user to multiple tennats, do you know if this was done intentionally to not allow this or if it was just never a requirement?
The reason I ask is that if I need to modify the project to allow this it would be good to understand if there was some fundamental limitation that prevented this from being possible, before I start developing the function.
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Hi,
is there a way that a user can be assigned to multiple tenants so that they can switch between tenants?
Unfortunately this is not possible.
Also, is there any limit to the nubmer of tenants; perforamnce issues over a certain number, etc.?
No. App itself doesn't have a limit. Having huge number of tenants will not affect your app's performance because when a user is logged in as a Tenant user, only 1 tenant is selected. If a user logs in as a host user, tenants will be displayed on Tenant page with a limited number for each page.
Hi, thanks for the quick reply. With regards to not being able to assign a user to multiple tennats, do you know if this was done intentionally to not allow this or if it was just never a requirement?
The reason I ask is that if I need to modify the project to allow this it would be good to understand if there was some fundamental limitation that prevented this from being possible, before I start developing the function.
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Hi,
Yes, this is designed that way on purpose. In a multi-tenant design, tenants and their data should be totally separated and shouldn't be related to each other.
However, if you want to implement this, you can create a new table (UserTenants for example) and allow user to select a Tenant during the login process.
