1. Module 3: Creating Data Types and Tables

2. Overview Working with Data Types Working with Tables Generating Column Values Generating Scripts

3. Lesson: Working with Data Types System-Supplied Data Types User-Defined Data Types Guidelines for Specifying Data Types

4. System-Supplied Data Types Numeric  Integer  Exact numeric  Approximate numeric  Monetary Date and Time Character and Unicode Character Binary Other

5. User-Defined Data Types Dropping Creating EXEC sp_addtype city, 'nvarchar(15)', NULL EXEC sp_addtype region, 'nvarchar(15)', NULL EXEC sp_addtype country, 'nvarchar(15)', NULL EXEC sp_addtype city, 'nvarchar(15)', NULL EXEC sp_addtype region, 'nvarchar(15)', NULL EXEC sp_addtype country, 'nvarchar(15)', NULL EXEC sp_droptype city

6. Guidelines for Specifying Data Types Specify Narrowest Column Possible If Column Length Varies, Use a Variable Data Type Use tinyint Appropriately In General, Use decimal For Numeric Data Types If Storage Is Greater Than 8000 Bytes, Use text or image Use money for Currency Do Not Use float or real as Primary Keys

7. Lesson: Working with Tables How SQL Server Organizes Data in Rows How SQL Server Organizes Variable-Length Data Table Creation and Deletion Process Column Addition and Removal Process

8. How SQL Server Organizes Data in Rows HeaderFixed DataNBVBVariable Data Null Block Variable Block 4 bytes Data

9. How SQL Server Organizes Variable-Length Data block 1block 2block 1block 2 Data row Intermediate Node Root Structure Text Pointer

10. Creating a Table Column Collation Specifying NULL or NOT NULL Computed Columns Dropping a Table Table Creation and Deletion Process Column nameData type NULL or NOT NULL CREATE TABLE dbo.Categories (CategoryID CategoryName Description Picture int IDENTITY (1,1) nvarchar(15) ntext ImageNOT NULL, NULL, NULL)

11. Column Addition and Removal Process ALTER TABLE CategoriesNew ADD Commission money null ADD ALTER TABLE CategoriesNew DROP COLUMN Sales_date DROP Customer_nameSales_amountSales_dateCustomer IDCommission

12. Lesson: Generating Column Values The Identity Property The NEWID Function and the uniqueidentifier Data Type

13. The Identity Property Requirements for Using the Identity Property  Only one identity column is allowed per table  Use with integer, numeric, and decimal data types Retrieving Information About the Identity Property  Use IDENT_SEED and IDENT_INCR for definition information  Use SCOPE_IDENTITY to determine most recent value Managing the Identity Property

14. The NEWID Function and the uniqueidentifier Data Type These Features Are Used Together Ensure Globally Unique Values Use with the DEFAULT Constraint Use with distributed and replicated databases May degrade performance if used as primary key CREATE TABLE Customer (CustID uniqueidentifier NOT NULL DEFAULT NEWID(), CustName char(30) NOT NULL) CREATE TABLE Customer (CustID uniqueidentifier NOT NULL DEFAULT NEWID(), CustName char(30) NOT NULL)

15. Lesson: Generating Scripts Uses of Generated Database Schema Scripts Script Generation Process

16. Uses of Generated Database Schema Scripts Maintain backup script Create or update a database development script Create a test or development environment Train new employees

17. Script Generation Process SQL Enterprise Manager  Entire database into single script file  Table-only schema  Table and index schema SQL Analyzer  One object at a time

18. Lab A: Creating Data Types and Tables Exercise 1: Creating User-Defined Data Types Exercise 2: Creating Tables in the ClassNorthwind Database Exercise 3: Adding and Dropping Columns Exercise 4: Generating Transact-SQL Scripts Exercise 5: Loading the ClassNorthwind Database with Data