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Creating Databases and Tables In SQL

Creating Databases and Tables In SQL

Welcome to the second tutorial in our ongoing Introduction to SQL series! This week we'll take an in-depth look at using the CREATE and ALTER commands to structure our databases to best meet our organizational requirements. Throughout this tutorial series, we'll use a fictional database designed for the Human Resources department of XYZ Corporation to illustrate our examples. Now let's create a database!... Show More
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Material Type:
Drill and Practice
Date Added to MERLOT:
June 28, 2001
Date Modified in MERLOT:
June 2, 2023
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Anna Gibson
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College General Ed, Graduate School
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English
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Lilly Tanthongsack
Lilly Tanthongsack (Student)
19 years ago
Very good resources.

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User friendly.
Used in course? Yes
Ebony Cromartie
Ebony Cromartie (Student)
20 years ago
Great site. I am taking a Database Class and it really helped me by broadening
my knowlege on SQL.

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Whitehill
Whitehill (Faculty)
20 years ago
Thank you so much for making the tutorial available to the community. The
content provides an overview of SQL and is a great tool for learning SQL. There
are practice exercises at the end of each topic.

First-timers will have no problem using the software because it is clearly
designed and labelled.
Paul Hughes
Paul Hughes (Student)
21 years ago
I really like this site. It seamed more indepth and higher level than the
previous sites viewed. I believe is was hosted in a different format than the
others with more text and graphics space. There was no self test

Technical Remarks:

The flow was very good and easy to follow. There were however more
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