Can I have two separate logins/restricted directories in the same web site?

Hi,
I want to have an admin area where I go against a user table to see if the user has admin rights and a separate area of the web site where regular users need a username and password that is validated against a different table.
All the pages in the admin area are in the admin directory.
All the pages in the other restricted area are in a consumers directory.
Both these directories are off the root.
Will this work ok? It seems to be, but I just wanted to check.
Many thanks!

No, I have two separate tables. It seems to be working, and I am hoping it is because I've kept all the pages that use one table in one directory, and all the pages that use the other table in another directory. Just wondering if I am asking for trouble. They are two different functions. One is for site administration, and one is for a number of users.

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