How to Create Table in Sql Server ?

Tables are used to store data in the database. Tables are uniquely named within a database and schema. Each table contains one or more columns. And each column has an associated data type that defines the kind of data it can store e.g., numbers, strings, or temporal data.

How to Create Table in Sql Server ?

CREATE TABLE tb_myproduct
(
ID INT IDENTITY(1,1)
,NAME NVARCHAR(50)
,Price DECIMAL(10,2)
,[Desc] NVARCHAR(MAX)
,InsertedDate DATETIME DEFAULT SYSDATETIME()
,MOdifiedDate DATETIME DEFAULT SYSDATETIME()
CONSTRAINT PK_TBL_Product PRIMARY KEY (ID)
)

In this syntax:

• First, specify the name of the database in which the table is created. The database_name must be the name of an existing database. If you don’t specify it, the database_name defaults to the current database.
• Second, specify the schema to which the new table belongs.
• Third, specify the name of the new table.
• Fourth, each table should have a primary key which consists of one or more columns. Typically, you list the primary key columns first and then other columns. If the primary key contains only one column, you can use the PRIMARY KEY keywords after the column name. If the primary key consists of two or more columns, you need to specify the PRIMARY KEY constraint as a table constraint. Each column has an associated data type specified after its name in the statement. A column may have one or more column constraints such as NOT NULL and UNIQUE.
• Fifth, a table may have some constraints specified in the table constraints section such as FOREIGN KEY, PRIMARY KEY, UNIQUE and CHECK.