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Is there any pro or con to have either for a website with few ammounts of user data stored? As of now, I have one database with all needed user data (addresses, telephone etc). Now I’m considering making a database to keep track of current events, of which some are linked to specific users. Other than perhaps making it more “tasteful” to separate data by “type” (a user database, and an “event database”), is there any real reason to do so? The amount of users will never go past 100.
If you actually mean having multiple databases for a small website, then no. You would want 1 database for the entire website, especially if it is small. You would want multiple tables though.
I am assuming you are getting a database and a table mixed up, which would then make your question make sense, and then yes, you would want multiple tables in your database to store different information.