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Asked: 2026-06-04T11:50:55+00:00

I tried googling but had no luck finding the answer, I’m using Microsoft SQL

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I tried googling but had no luck finding the answer,

I’m using Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Server management server and was wondering if you could use the design view to create the table and then look at the get the code/(query?) behind it?

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e.g. Going from ^ To:

CREATE TABLE Member (
MemberNo VARCHAR(8) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
MemberTypeNo INT NOT NULL FOREIGN KEY (MemberTypeNo) REFERENCES MemberTypeNo (MemberType),        
FirstName VARCHAR(15) NOT NULL, 
LastName VARCHAR(15),
DateOfBirth DATE,
)

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UPDATE: Solution as described by @Jeff Hornby

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  1. Editorial Team

    You can use SQL Profiler to get the script as you created the table. Or you can get the Create script once the table has been created but there is no way to actually display the SQL as you are trying to create the table as there is with views (which is what I assume you are looking for).

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