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Is it common or viable for large web applications to have a separate database table for each user? If not, how do most go about storing large sets of data for each individual user(most notably large arrays(in the hundreds of thousands or millions)) when there is usually a size limitation on rows?
from what read (both in the comments and elsewhere on SO) I’ve concluded that it is suggested not to design a database this way. Thanks for your comments