using tinytable as a lightweight database for workflows

ive been using tinytable less like a spreadsheet and more like a database. storing workflow execution logs, customer records, inventory levels etc. basically anything that my workflows need to read from or write to some tips from what ive learned so far: - create a status column and use table views filtered by status. makes it easy to see pending, completed, failed records at a glance - timestamps are your friend. always add a created_at and updated_at column so you can sort and filter by time - dont put everything in one table. split into related tables like you would in a database. customer table + orders table + products table, not one mega table curious what other patterns people are using