MS SQL Server 2012 How-to - Creating Database Objects in MS SQL Server 2012 - Part 2/5

http://sqlserver2012tutorial.com/ http://sqlserver2012tutorial.com/sql-server-management-studio-2012-what-is-it/ http://sqlserver2012tutorial.com/sql-server-2012-overview-of-sql-server-2012/ In this MS SQL Server 2012 training video series, we cover database objects and how to create them. A database object is any defined object in a database that is used to store or reference data. Some examples of database objects include tables, views, clusters, sequences, indexes, and synonyms. You can create a database or object through Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS), Transact SQL (TSQL) or the Template Browser. In this part (2 of 5), we look at and demonstrate creating a database using Transact SQL (TSQL) using the ‘CREATE DATABASE’ command. Syntax for this method: - CREATE DATABASE [name of database] ON - LOG ON o NAME – Logical name for data file o FILENAME – Physical location for data file o SIZE – Initial size in megabytes (MB) o MAXSIZE – Maximum file size in MB o FILEGROWTH – Filegrowth parameter using percent or MB - ALTER DATABASE – Modifies a database, files or filegroup associated with a database - sp_helpdb – Gives basic information on database - DROP DATABASE – Deletes a database In the second part of this video, we look at creating a table in SQL Server 2012. Just like the Database Object, the Table Object can be created using SSMS, TSQL or Template Browser. A Table is made up of Fields / Columns (Info like SSN, CustomerID) and Records / Rows (complete instance of one item or specific customer). Please subscribe to our channel and like our videos! We have many training videos on MS SQL 2012

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