Help with database

You could combine the SuperAdmin and admin table together.

AdminID
AdminName
AdminPassword
AdminRole (Regular or Super)

In most databases I've seen it is not necessary to have a separate table for 'Admin' and 'SuperAdmin' for a column whose sole purpose is auditing, i.e. tracking who did what.  Normally I just seen the network ID (jhorn, sjobs, sclaus, ebunny, etc.) in the 'Created By' column.

Also, an argument can be made that Admin and SuperAdmin should really be one table, with a column (bit, maybe char(1)) that designates their role (Admin, SuperAdmin, Tourist, Data Entry, Reports Only, Don't Trust Me, etc.)

Hope this helps.
Jim

Thank you Experts for your comments.
Current scenario is that, SuperAdmin creates Admin users for particular "Society"
Table :
1.Society
SocietyId
Name
Address


2.SocietyMembers
SMID
Name
Pwd
IsAdmin

Then how will the table be formed?

>Current scenario is that, SuperAdmin creates Admin users for particular "Society"
For starters, I don't see an CreatedBy column in the Society table, to identify who created it.

Also, it's better to spell out all requirements in the original question, instead of giving additional requirements with follow-on comments, so if you could frame up all of your needs and spell them out in one comment, we'd appreciate it.

Hi Jim Horn,
I will keep in mind this point onward.

Thank you both experts who have shared their views on this issue.