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Hallo, I am working in a Web application which offers the user the possibility of learning subjects in school, the application is accesible by Internet and the user log on the apps and can continue learning from previous sessions.

My doubt is which database structure I need to use for keeping the status and levels gotten by each user in previous sessions, something as lection 3 just done, part 4 fail ..., because the central database contains a lot of data I cann't reproduce all the data for each user.

Which strategy of data would you suggest to me, I currently work with C# and SQL Server.

Best Regards

What I have tried:

I've never done something like this.
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Updated 17-Oct-22 7:51am
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PIEBALDconsult 17-Oct-22 12:50pm    
It can be as complicated as you like. But it will never be as simple as you want.
Richard Deeming 18-Oct-22 4:52am    
Wise words - I want that slogan printed on a mug! :D

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My doubt is which database structure I need to use for keeping the status and levels gotten by each user in previous sessions

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Javier Jurado 18-Oct-22 12:22pm    
really funny answer, sorry I mistake my question, because this is a normal behavior for many webs I am looking for any pattern which can be used for this kind of web projects.

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