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Start and End of Statement in SQL Server Transact-SQL
How to start and end a statement in SQL Server Transact-SQL?
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Here are some simple rules about writing statements in SQL Server Transact-SQL:
Here are some examples on how to write Transact-SQL statement:
CREATE TABLE fyi_links (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, url VARCHAR(80) NOT NULL, notes VARCHAR(1024), counts INT, created DATETIME NOT NULL DEFAULT(getdate())); SeLeCT 'Welcome to FYIcenter.com SQL Server!'; Print 'Come visit this page again!' PRINT 'Hello World!'; SELECT GETDATE();
As a best practice, you should always start a Transact-SQL statement on a new line and you should always end a Transact-SQL statement with semicolon (;).
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