Take a look at this article. Even tho it's written for MySQL the query examples should work on SQL Server as well.
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Moderator|||Here is the Microsoft SQL language reference.
Also a very good book I recommend is called SQL Bible by Alex Siegel and Boris Trukhnov. ISBN # 0764525840
You can get it here if your interested.
Barnes & Noble|||Hi darsh999 ,
If you have enterprise manager (sql 2000) or SQL server studio (sql 2005) availabile you can create and delete databases and tables through a gui allowing you to visualise the referential links between the tables.
If not, a good place to start if you are learning is to download SQL 2005 Express and do a full install. This will give you the SQL server studio to practise with.
Regards Purple
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