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Web applications are applications that are accessed over the "web", which can mean the Internet, or an internal network (an intranet).
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Is it bad practice to store user input in the same table where the admin stores data?
If in a web app, let's say an app that has a table with stored street address (Strings), the admin of the app will be adding data often to grow his archive.
The table (MySQL) has a primary key with AU …
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