SQL Create Database
To create a database in SQL, you need to use the appropriate database management system (DBMS) command or statement. The exact syntax may vary depending on the DBMS you are using. Here are examples of creating a database in a few popular DBMS:
1. MySQL/MariaDB
CREATE DATABASE database_name;
2. PostgreSQL
CREATE DATABASE database_name;
3. Oracle
CREATE DATABASE database_name;
4. Microsoft SQL Server
CREATE DATABASE database_name;
5. SQLite
SQLite does not have a specific CREATE DATABASE statement. Instead, you can create a database by connecting to a new or existing file.
Example for creating a new SQLite database file
-- Connect to a new database file
sqlite3 /path/to/database_file.db
In the examples above, replace database_name with the desired name for your database. Make sure to adhere to the naming conventions and restrictions specific to your DBMS.
Note that the specific permissions and requirements for creating a database may vary depending on your access rights and the configuration of your DBMS.
It's important to consult the documentation or refer to the specific syntax of your DBMS to ensure the correct creation of a database.