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Use the CREATE FUNCTION command to create a user-defined function. The CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION creates a function or replaces an existing function of the same name with new object files, return value, function behaviors, or logging level.

To create a table, use the CREATE TABLE statement. The row is the horizontal part containing one or more columns. The column is the vertical part containing one or more rows of data of one data type. All data for a column must be of the same type.

To create a table, use the CREATE TABLE statement. The row is the horizontal part containing one or more columns. The column is the vertical part containing one or more rows of data of one data type. All data for a column must be of the same type.

Using CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE lets you consolidate the master definition of a table into one statement. You do not need to maintain the source for the original CREATE TABLE statement plus a complex list of ALTER TABLE statements needed to recreate the most current version of a table.

The basic syntax of replace in SQL is: REPLACE(String, Old_substring, New_substring); In the syntax above: String: It is the expression or the string on which you want the replace() function to operate.

In SQL Server Data Tools, open the project or connect to the database that contains the data source view in which you want to replace a table or a named query. In Solution Explorer, expand the Data Source Views folder, and then double-click the data source view. Open the Replace Table with Other Table dialog box.

CREATE TABLE LIKE creates an empty table with the same structure as the original table. CREATE TABLE AS SELECT inserts the data into the new table. The resulting table is not empty. In addition, CREATE TABLE AS SELECT is often used with more complicated queries, to generate temporary tables.