1. SSMS SQL Server Management System

2. SQL Server Microsoft SQL Server is a Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) Relational Database Management System Comes with several tools – Create & maintain databases, tables – Create & maintain stored procedures, views, etc – Create & maintain and schedule data backups – Replication (eg, create a copy of the database) – Create & maintain users, roles, etc

3. Server database System SQL Server is a server database system, as opposed to a desktop system such as MS Access Run on central server(s) Multiple users can access simultaneously Access through an application

4. SQL Server Edition Enterprise edition – aimed towards large-scale data centers and data warehouse solutions Express edition – free edition of SQL Server ideal for learning and building desktop and small server applications. Limited to 10GB storage per database. – SQL Server Express with Tools

5. Install https://msdn.microsoft.com/en- us/sqlserver2014express https://msdn.microsoft.com/en- us/sqlserver2014express Download Express with Tools (SQLEXPRWT) Or SQL Server Management Studio Express Need to register with a Microsoft account

6. SQL Server 2014 Management Studio (SSMS) Main administration console for SQL Server Allows both GUI and SQL scripts Can use SQL Server Management Studio to create as many databases as you like. Connect to as many databases on as many servers as you like. Careful that you don't accidentally run a script against the wrong server

7. Basic Tutorial Create database – From the Object Explorer, right click on the Databases folder and select New database – Before we can add data to our database, we'll need to create at least one table. Create Table (first with GUI) – From the correct database right click on the Tables icon and select Table... – complete the details in the Column Name column, the Data Type column, and Allow Nulls column – Set primary key – Save and refresh

8. Add data There are many ways of getting data into your database – Manually: Type data directly into your table rows. – Copy/Paste: Similar to the previous option, but this one is where you copy data from another source (eg, excell), then paste it into a table in your database. – Import: You can use the Import and Export Wizard to import data from another source. – SQL Scripts: You can run a SQL script that contains all data to insert. – this is what we’ll use

9. SQL queries Create Table Insert into… values… Select… From … Where… Update … Set… Where… SQL is case insensitive – CREATE = create