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"CREATE SCHEMA" - Creating a New Schema in a Database in SQL Server
How To Create a New Schema in a Database in SQL Server?
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If you want to create a new schema in an existing database, you can use the "CREATE SCHEMA" statement as shown in the tutorial example below:
USE FyiCenterData; GO CREATE SCHEMA fyi; GO Command(s) completed successfully.
A new schema called "fyi" has been created in "FyiCenterData" database. "fyi" is an empty schema at this moment since no objects has been moved into "fyi" yet.
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