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Yes, but not purely by using SQL. A relational database is a backing store. It's sort of like saying that your DNA is the magic "breath of life" that makes you who you are, but you could take the information in your DNA, write it down on paper, and have nothing. Information in a database is like that, until you put it to use.
What that means is that you can store all the URLs you want in a table in a database, but you also need some PHP (or ASP.NET to be modern) code to pull those URLs out of the DB, and write them into the page as hyperlinks.
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