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    I have two tables. Roles and Users. In Roles I have three columns iID(PK

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      I have two tables. Roles and Users. In Roles I have three columns iID(PK

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      I think your design is missing a table. Typically this type of situation is implemented as follows: Users table (contains a list of valid users) Roles table (contains a list of valid roles) RoleMembership (this shows which users are associated with which roles) For example: Users: A,B,C Roles: R1, R2, R3 Role Membership A,R1 A,R2 B,R1 C,R1 C,R3

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