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Storing logic in database instead of in code

I have a store requirement which basically need to be implemented.
Store is a supermarket i.e. a chain of stores..

There is an existing database to store all the products and all the existing products.
There is no additional functionality needed to store the customer details i.e. no product properties needed to be stored.
Another store may come up in future, in this case the store would have to be mapped on the Existing Products database.
Any products not existing in the database would be new records.

My question is that what is the best way to handle this.
Basically products can be of two types.

New products (Product1, Product2)
Existing products. (Product1, Product2)

Should I use 3 tables? One for Products, one for existing products and one for new products.
Create table Products(
Id int,
Name varchar(100),
Description varchar(100)
)
Create table ProductsExisting(
Id int,
Name varchar(100)
)
Create table ProductsNew(
Id int,
Name varchar(100)
)
Then to create the products, populate them in Products table and check for the existing products in ProductsExisting table before inserting into ProductsNew
Then to remove the existing products, delete the product records in ProductsExisting table and update the ProductNew table with the Id of the product.
Is this good approach?

A:

You could use 2 tables – products and products_existing.
products_existing would have a reference to the product, including an updatedDate and a reference_to field (identifying the new product).
products would have no reference to products_existing and so you could use it for

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