Tables

Tables are where you can store your structured data, they are very similar to spreadsheets. They are structured using columns and rows where columns can be defined using particular data types and default values. An example table can be seen below with 4 columns (id, name, description, release_date) and 3 rows

ID	Name	Description	Release Date
1	Good Will Hunting	Will Hunting, a genius in mathematics, solves all the difficult mathematical problems. When he faces an emotional crisis, he takes help from psychiatrist Dr Sean Maguireto, who helps him recover.	06/03/1998
2	Dead Poets Society	A group of students in a highly conservative boarding school learn to rebel against the status quo and find deeper meaning in life with the help of their new poetry teacher.	22/09/1989
3	Good Morning, Vietnam	Adrian, a disc jockey, goes from Crete to Vietnam to work for the Armed Forces Radio Service. While he becomes popular among the troops, his superiors disapprove of his humour.	30/09/1988

Tables in the platform draw a lot of inspiration from database tables so you are also able to link tables together by defining table relationships. You can also control access to your table by setting up row level permissions for granular levels of access control.