SQL Server :: Create Schema In Database?
Nov 8, 2010
how to create schema like below for my database... and why it usefull
dbo.Employees.EmployeeNumber,
dbo.Employees.LastName + ', N' +
dbo.Employees.FirstName AS [Full Name],
dbo.Employees.HourlySalary,
dbo.TimeSheets.TimeSheetCode, dbo.TimeSheets.Week1Monday,
dbo.TimeSheets.Week1Tuesday, dbo.TimeSheets.Week1Wednesday,
dbo.TimeSheets.Week1Thursday, dbo.TimeSheets.Week1Friday,
dbo.TimeSheets.Week1Saturday, dbo.TimeSheets.Week1Sunday,
dbo.TimeSheets.Week2Monday, dbo.TimeSheets.Week2Tuesday,
dbo.TimeSheets.Week2Wednesday, dbo.TimeSheets.Week2Thursday,
dbo.TimeSheets.Week2Friday, dbo.TimeSheets.Week2Saturday,
dbo.TimeSheets.Week2Sunday
FROM dbo.Employees INNER JOIN dbo.TimeSheets
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