Re: Basic Table in SQL Server 2005

In article <1178610156.281482.11080@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Sabir <SabirBarkaat@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,

Could someone tell me how to create a basic table in SQL Server 2005
using Enterprise Manager?

Thanks,
Sabir Barkaat



Um, right click on the tables folder under the databse you wish the table in
and select "new"?

Am I missing something in your question?

You could also open a new query window and use a CREATE TABLE statement.
.

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