Create table with PK on two columns

Hi,
Could you tell me the syntax to set primary key on two columns when I create
a table? I can't find it in the books. The syntax I found is
CREATE TABLE MyTable (c1 INT PRIMARY KEY,c2 INT)
How can put c2 as part of PRIMARY KEY?
I don't know how to use CONSTRAINT. So if CONSTRAINT is need, pls tell me.
Thanks.Chrissi wrote:
> Hi,
> Could you tell me the syntax to set primary key on two columns when I
> create a table? I can't find it in the books. The syntax I found is
> CREATE TABLE MyTable (c1 INT PRIMARY KEY,c2 INT)
> How can put c2 as part of PRIMARY KEY?
> I don't know how to use CONSTRAINT. So if CONSTRAINT is need, pls
> tell me.
> Thanks.
Create table MyTable (
c1 INT NOT NULL,
c2 INT NOT NULL
PRIMARY KEY (c1, c2) )
or
Create table MyTable (
c1 INT NOT NULL,
c2 INT NOT NULL )
Alter Table MyTable
ADD PRIMARY KEY (c1, c2)
David Gugick
Imceda Software
www.imceda.com|||Create Table MyTable
(c1 INT Not Null,
c2 INT Not Null,
Primary Key (C1, c2))
"§Chrissi§" wrote:

> Hi,
> Could you tell me the syntax to set primary key on two columns when I crea
te
> a table? I can't find it in the books. The syntax I found is
> CREATE TABLE MyTable (c1 INT PRIMARY KEY,c2 INT)
> How can put c2 as part of PRIMARY KEY?
> I don't know how to use CONSTRAINT. So if CONSTRAINT is need, pls tell me
.
> Thanks.
>
>|||CREATE TABLE MyTable (
c1 INT NOT NULL,
c2 INT NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT pk_MyTable PRIMARY KEY(c1 ,c2)
)
or
CREATE TABLE MyTable (
c1 INT NOT NULL,
c2 INT NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY(c1 ,c2)
)
It's technically a constraint in both cases, but you aren't
required to give it a name.
Steve Kass
Drew University
Chrissi wrote:

>Hi,
>Could you tell me the syntax to set primary key on two columns when I creat
e
>a table? I can't find it in the books. The syntax I found is
>CREATE TABLE MyTable (c1 INT PRIMARY KEY,c2 INT)
>How can put c2 as part of PRIMARY KEY?
>I don't know how to use CONSTRAINT. So if CONSTRAINT is need, pls tell me.
>Thanks.
>
>|||Server: Msg 1911, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Column name 'C1' does not exist in the target table.
Server: Msg 1750, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Could not create constraint. See previous errors.
Watch your spelling! Some of us choose a case-sensitive
collation now and then. ;)
SK
CBretana wrote:
>Create Table MyTable
> (c1 INT Not Null,
> c2 INT Not Null,
> Primary Key (C1, c2))
>"§Chrissi§" wrote:
>
>|||Oops! My typing is never good (two finger hint n pec) but I noticed the
upper case C and left it that way anyway... Out of curiousity, why are you
using case-sensitive collation?
"Steve Kass" wrote:

> Server: Msg 1911, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
> Column name 'C1' does not exist in the target table.
> Server: Msg 1750, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
> Could not create constraint. See previous errors.
> Watch your spelling! Some of us choose a case-sensitive
> collation now and then. ;)
> SK
> CBretana wrote:
>
>|||
CBretana wrote:

> Oops! My typing is never good (two finger hint n pec) but I noticed the
> upper case C and left it that way anyway... Out of curiousity, why are you
> using case-sensitive collation?
Mostly so I can generate the appropriate error messages to include in posts
like this one. ;)
I didn't used to pay attention to this, and it didn't matter as much when
keypunch machines were uppercase-only, or with case-insensitive languages
like Pascal. I had to break sloppy habits when C came along, and though I
slipped into old habits when I started using SQL, I've found more and more
reasons not to be sloppy lately, such as keeping Erland from bugging me
if I put "northwind"."orders" in examples I post. ;)
There are plenty of things you can write that will behave differently
according to collation and language settings, and forcing myself to
be careful about case helps me see and avoid them.
SK
> "Steve Kass" wrote:
>|||>> Out of curiousity, why are you using case-sensitive collation? <<
Because Standard SQL is case-sensitive.

CREATE SUBCUBE syntax in 2K5B2

In SQL Server Books Online I find this definition for SUBCUBE:
CREATE SUBCUBE
Subcube_identifier
AS
Subcube_expression
Which is the syntax for 'Subcube_expression'?
Thanks,
Valter
Message posted via http://www.droptable.comSucube_expression means <select statement>. For example,
CREATE SUBCUBE UsaSales
AS
SELECT (Customer.Country.Country.Usa, *) FROM Sales
Ohjoo Kwon
"Valter Paiotti via droptable.com" <forum@.droptable.com> wrote in message
news:2a5773b6715349249192a8fdf288046c@.SQ
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> In SQL Server Books Online I find this definition for SUBCUBE:
> CREATE SUBCUBE
> Subcube_identifier
> AS
> Subcube_expression
> Which is the syntax for 'Subcube_expression'?
> Thanks,
> Valter
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Create Pull Subscription from client

I am trying to create a pull subscription through RMO as described in books online. However, the only way that the creation (or deletion) will succeed is if the windows user that is creating the subscription is a member of the sysadmin role on the publisher. The windows login has been added to the PAL for the publication, but this seems to have no effect. The windows login has been added to the subscription database and is a member of the dbo role.

Please help!

Thanks!

More Info:

This is a nonupdateable transactional publication on SS05 64bit standard edition SP1. The client is .net 2 Sql Express SP2.

CREATE FULLTEXT CATALOG x ON FILEGROUP 'PRIMARY' issue

Books online recommends creating the FTS catalog in a new filegroup
I have created a FileGroup called FTS (not readonly and not default)
However the following syntax fails.
CREATE FULLTEXT CATALOG Z_Search_Freetext
ON FILEGROUP 'FTS'
IN PATH 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\FTDATA\' -- TODO
'f:\MSSQL\FDATA\'
WITH ACCENT_SENSITIVITY = ON
AUTHORIZATION dbo
with
Incorrect syntax near 'FTS'.
If I remove ON FILEGROUP 'FTS' the following works without error
CREATE FULLTEXT CATALOG Z_Search_Freetext
IN PATH 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\FTDATA\' -- TODO
'f:\MSSQL\FDATA\'
WITH ACCENT_SENSITIVITY = ON
AUTHORIZATION dbo
Any assistance would be appreciated.Looks like I forgot to add a file to the filegroup. DOH!
"Richard Yeo" wrote:

> Books online recommends creating the FTS catalog in a new filegroup
> I have created a FileGroup called FTS (not readonly and not default)
> However the following syntax fails.
> CREATE FULLTEXT CATALOG Z_Search_Freetext
> ON FILEGROUP 'FTS'
> IN PATH 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\FTDATA' -- TODO
> 'f:\MSSQL\FDATA'
> WITH ACCENT_SENSITIVITY = ON
> AUTHORIZATION dbo
> with
> Incorrect syntax near 'FTS'.
> If I remove ON FILEGROUP 'FTS' the following works without error
> CREATE FULLTEXT CATALOG Z_Search_Freetext
> IN PATH 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\FTDATA' -- TODO
> 'f:\MSSQL\FDATA'
> WITH ACCENT_SENSITIVITY = ON
> AUTHORIZATION dbo
> Any assistance would be appreciated.

CREATE FULLTEXT CATALOG x ON FILEGROUP 'PRIMARY' issue

Books online recommends creating the FTS catalog in a new filegroup
I have created a FileGroup called FTS (not readonly and not default)
However the following syntax fails.
CREATE FULLTEXT CATALOG Z_Search_Freetext
ON FILEGROUP 'FTS'
IN PATH 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\FTDATA\' -- TODO
'f:\MSSQL\FDATA\'
WITH ACCENT_SENSITIVITY = ON
AUTHORIZATION dbo
with
Incorrect syntax near 'FTS'.
If I remove ON FILEGROUP 'FTS' the following works without error
CREATE FULLTEXT CATALOG Z_Search_Freetext
IN PATH 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\FTDATA\' -- TODO
'f:\MSSQL\FDATA\'
WITH ACCENT_SENSITIVITY = ON
AUTHORIZATION dbo
Any assistance would be appreciated.Looks like I forgot to add a file to the filegroup. DOH!
"Richard Yeo" wrote:
> Books online recommends creating the FTS catalog in a new filegroup
> I have created a FileGroup called FTS (not readonly and not default)
> However the following syntax fails.
> CREATE FULLTEXT CATALOG Z_Search_Freetext
> ON FILEGROUP 'FTS'
> IN PATH 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\FTDATA\' -- TODO
> 'f:\MSSQL\FDATA\'
> WITH ACCENT_SENSITIVITY = ON
> AUTHORIZATION dbo
> with
> Incorrect syntax near 'FTS'.
> If I remove ON FILEGROUP 'FTS' the following works without error
> CREATE FULLTEXT CATALOG Z_Search_Freetext
> IN PATH 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\FTDATA\' -- TODO
> 'f:\MSSQL\FDATA\'
> WITH ACCENT_SENSITIVITY = ON
> AUTHORIZATION dbo
> Any assistance would be appreciated.

Create full sql script from existing mdf

Hi,

In most books on ADO.NET programming, a sample database is given as a series of sql instructions (create database, create table, insert into table values (..), etc ), thereby creating the complete mdf/database file. The question arises: how does one create such a SQL script file from an existing .mdf using SSMSEE/SQL Server 2005 Express?

Cheers,

Daniel

Take a look at this thread

http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=320987&SiteID=1

|||

Or just use “generate scripts wizard”:

Right-click on the database,

choose “TASKS-> Generate Scripts” and simply follow the wizard steps.

Regards,

Alfred.

Create full sql script from existing mdf

Hi,

In most books on ADO.NET programming, a sample database is given as a series of sql instructions (create database, create table, insert into table values (..), etc ), thereby creating the complete mdf/database file. The question arises: how does one create such a SQL script file from an existing .mdf using SSMSEE/SQL Server 2005 Express?

Cheers,

Daniel

Take a look at this thread

http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=320987&SiteID=1

|||

Or just use “generate scripts wizard”:

Right-click on the database,

choose “TASKS-> Generate Scripts” and simply follow the wizard steps.

Regards,

Alfred.