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Create the tables in SQL Server
From the course: Learning Relational Databases
Create the tables in SQL Server
- [Instructor] With the fully developed model in hand to serve as the construction blueprint, creating the tables in SQL Server Management Studio becomes a simple exercise in following the established plan. To get started here, I'm going to create a new database. To do that in the Object Explorer, I'll right click on the Databases folder and choose New Database. In the New Database window, I'll go over to the Database name field, and we'll type in the database name of TwoTrees. Then I'll fill in the names for the database files that'll be created down below. We've got two files, one for the ROWS Data and one for the LOG. We'll go ahead and accept all the default options here for this database, and just press the OK button on the bottom. That'll create our new database, and we can see it over here in the Databases folder down at the bottom. If you're not seeing it, just right click on the Databases folder and choose…
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Move from planning to construction3m
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Solution: Create the tables with CoderPad4m 19s
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Solution: Establish relationships with CoderPad3m 16s
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Solution: Write queries in CoderPad4m 6s
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Create the tables in Access8m 24s
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Establish relationships in Access4m 41s
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Write queries in Access3m 59s
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Create the tables in SQL Server9m 22s
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Create views in SQL Server4m 43s
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