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SQL Create Database Statement

The CREATE DATABASE statement is used to create a database in SQL. It requires the database name and optionally a collation name. If no collation is specified, a default is used. Examples show how to create a database called MyDatabase with the default collation, and MyOtherDatabase with the specific Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS collation.

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SQL Create Database Statement

The CREATE DATABASE statement is used to create a database in SQL. It requires the database name and optionally a collation name. If no collation is specified, a default is used. Examples show how to create a database called MyDatabase with the default collation, and MyOtherDatabase with the specific Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS collation.

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SQL Create DataBase

The CREATE DATABASE Statement is used to create a database. After creating a database, we can create several other database objects (tables, views, procedures etc.) into it. The user should have admin privileges for creating database.:

SQL CREATE DATABASE Statement:


CREATE DATABASE database_name

[COLLATE collation_name ]
In the above query, - database_name - is the name of the database to be created - collation_name - is the default collation (character set) for the database. This, collation_name, is an optional field and if not provided then Default Collation is assigned to database.

CREATE DATABASE Example:



If you want to create database MyDatabase with default collation, the statement would be like

CREATE DATABASE MyDatabase ;


If you want to create database MyOtherDatabase with collation Latin General then statement would be like

CREATE DATABASE MyOtherDatabase COLLATE Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS;

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