SQL Server 2022 - CREATE & DROP Database

[@jeff-creations]

Another excellent straight forward video, thanks! For anyone who doesn't have the middle tab to write your query just click on the button in the toolbar that says "new query". I was stuck on that one. Guess I should have watched the video in it's entirety before spending time google searching my issue .... lol

[@Jonathan72090]

a little confused. This video looks different than previous video, specifically not seeing TestDB file nor the messages tab. Please advise. Thanks

[@TeddySmithDev]

It’s been like 2 years but I actually remember that those were just extra files. I would ignore.

[@vasirehman8361]

Where should i try that creat database first of all?

[@razvantatu2259]

in a query

[@Worldintercessors61]

Nice One Teddy but I believe since this video is for beginners it will be better if you do a detailed practical guild on writing queries and understanding the syntax of DBMS. Knowing that the understanding on how to write queries is the fundamental behind Database Mangement and Manipulations. Thanks

[@TeddySmithDev]

I’m waiting for MS SQL Sever 2025 to come out then I’m going to redo this course

[@popsicle1809]

@@TeddySmithDev Damn, you still give us feedback comments even though the video is 2 years old. You're AWESOME, thank you for the course!!!

[@michaelpietrzak2067]

Great stuff!

[@patmarek1222]

Thanks for making the course!

[@Jonathan72090]

Started a new query and typed in CREATE DATABASE Bikestore but when i hit enter nothing happens..

[@TeddySmithDev]

make sure to right click db and show first 100 rows. you prob created it but its not showing

[@shafiqirfaqi4179]

If you're running the SQL server on a VM, then you could technically restore the wrong dropped database by applying the latest taken snapshot to the VM or mount the folder containing the database data to the VM... but if it's not virtualized and no backup mechanism in place, then it'll be a long day lol

[@TeddySmithDev]

True, plus you can get back ups and better redundancy for like $20 on both Azure and AWS

[@LuisPerez-sy3ly]

Thx for the videos ❤

[@TeddySmithDev]

no prob thanks for watching!

[@juke-duke]

Do you think you can do this in azure data studio, its much cleaner and would be great!

[@TeddySmithDev]

I like Azure Data Studio more, but most employers expect SMSS so I went with that. Maybe in another sql course I would consider it. Thanks for commenting!

[@JayDeeChannel]

this course is cool! thank you.

[@akinbotegbenga5394]

This video is so confusing

[@sadekalhusayni9498]

can you zoom out a little more?!

[@TheEngineer601]

Before you drop a database make a backup 😅

[@faisalhossain2002]

Fast learn then tech.

[@jeanfabraruiz7994]

maaan is so easy to drop a database 🤣

[@TeddySmithDev]

Just a few key strokes away from destroying a million dollar business! Lmao

[@CMT-p6q]

for the algo

[@Kopsnkops]

This course is not beginner friendly at all

[@FarukSk-ht1ih]

not useful

[@lupen2024-il2vc]

you digress losing focus. not didactic