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Benefits of Merging  identical  Tables

Asked by lsanipini in MS SQL Server

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i have 5 identical Action tables with exact columns except the with different data type for Action codes and stuff like that..
I am thinking about merging these all 5  tables into one and adding an extra field to say Type.
for example i have PatentAction, TrademarkAction and DisclosureActions tables with the same columns
now i want combine them into one table and differentiate them by the Type field

Are there any advantages to keeping the two tables separate?  If so what are they please? Or should I join the tables, if so are there any downsides to joining the two tables.

and one more thing is the security(row and column), we have users who logs in directly to data base, where we don't want them to touch the other type if data.(e.i should migrate Table to Row level)
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