Before you get started you need to install Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio. I'm using Microsoft SQL Server 2014 and you can purchase that on Amazon for a reasonable price. I bought it on Amazon for around $36.00. But you need to get a SQL Server editor to write basic queries to get a feel for doing the exercises on your own.
--How to Create Database—
Create Database tblPerson
--How to create table in SQL Server--
Create Table tblPerson
(
ID int NOT NULL,
Name nvarchar (50),
Email nvarchar (50),
GenderID int,
)
--How to insert values into columns--
Insert into tblPerson (ID, Name, Email, GenderID) Values (1, 'Mary Jones', 'maryjones@gmail.com', 1);
Insert into tblPerson (ID, Name, Email, GenderID) Values (1, 'Bobby Womack', 'bobbywomack@gmail.com', 2);
Insert into tblPerson (ID, Name, Email, GenderID) Values (1, 'Bart Simpson', 'bartsimpson@gmail.com', 3);
Insert into tblPerson (ID, Name, Email, GenderID) Values (1, 'Marge Simpson', 'margesimpson@gmail.com', 4);
Insert into tblPerson (ID, Name, Email, GenderID) Values (1, 'Lisa Simpson', 'lisasimpson@gmail.com', 5);
Insert into tblPerson (ID, Name, Email, GenderID) Values (1, 'Judy Shieildlin', 'judyshieldlin@gmail.com', 6);
Insert into tblPerson (ID, Name, Email, GenderID) Values (1, 'Julian Mariani', 'juilianmariani@gmail.com', 7);
Insert into tblPerson (ID, Name, Email, GenderID) Values (1, 'Donald Duck', 'donaldduck@gmail.com', 8);
Insert into tblPerson (ID, Name, Email, GenderID) Values (1, 'Mary Jones', 'maryjones@gmail.com', 9);
Insert into tblPerson (ID, Name, Email, GenderID) Values (1, 'Mary Jones', 'maryjones@gmail.com', 10);
Select * from tblPerson;
This is a basic way to create a database and table in SQL Server.
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