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This course discusses the basic creation of databases and database objects within a SQL Server 2000 instance. The tools provided in SQL Server 2000 installations for creating these are the SQL Server Enterprise Manager, a graphical user interface (GUI) management tool, and the SQL Query Analyzer, allowing the option of either using templates or command-line methods. Additional topics include the maintenance of SQL Server 2000 databases and database objects using the SQL Server Enterprise Manager and command-line functions available in the SQL Query Analyzer utility.
Objectives:
After completing this course, students will be able to:
- Plan proper data and log file placement for a new database
- Understand how to create and use filegroups
- Create and delete a database using GUI and command-line methods
- Restrict database access to Single-User Mode and restore normal access
- Perform Attach and Detach operations on a database
- Use the Enterprise Manager to modify existing database objects, including tables, views and stored procedures
Topics:
- Basic Requirements
- Creating and Deleting Databases
- The CREATE and DROP DATABASE Commands
- Creating Objects
- Managing Databases
- The ALTER DATABASE Command
- Managing Objects
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