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Is it a good practice to create a smart contract to serve as a DB table? For example, lets say that I have users that need to create Operations. My operations objects need to contain id, description, date to start and date to finish. Ideally I know I could store this in centralized DB. Although for my business requirements, if would be convenient to have this data completely open. I know my use case does not require Eth or any other token transfer, is this still a good practice?

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It is possible to do so. Although your Contract would have costs for Write and Update operations. I think AusIV answers your question in some way with this answer

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    Appreciate it! I didn't see that thread before.
    – eth_ethusiast
    Commented Feb 3, 2020 at 11:44

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