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In this Chapter, you will learn how to create various objects within the SQL Server database. Primarily, we’ll focus on creating tables and objects such as indexes and constraints that are closely related to tables. To get the most out of this Chapter, you should follow along using SQL Server Management Studio and the instance of SQL Server you installed in Chapter 2.
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© 2009 Robert E. Walters, Grant Fritchey, and Carmen Taglienti
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Walters, R.E., Fritchey, G., Taglienti, C. (2009). Creating Tables and Other Objects. In: Beginning SQL Server 2008 Administration. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-2414-3_4
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