Do not treat this objective as a recognition exercise. Practise explaining and applying 'Design and implement a data model: Create a common date table' in a new scenario, then check your reasoning against the official source. Source context: Read in English Design and implement database objects with SQL Module 11 Units Feedback Intermediate Advanced Data Engineer Database Administrator Developer Solution Architect SQL Server Azure SQL Database Azure SQL Managed Instance Microsoft Fabric This module covers designing and implementing various database objects including tables with different data types, specialized table types, indexes, constraints, and partitioning strategies. You'll learn how to create and optimize database objects for modern SQL platforms. Learning objectives After completing this module, you'll be able to: Design and implement tables with appropriate data types, sizes, and columns Implement specialized tables including in-memory, temporal, external, LEDGER, and GRAPH tables Design and implement JSON columns and indexes Design and implement database constraints including primary key, foreign key, unique key, CHECK, and DEFAULT Design and implement SEQUENCES Design and implement partitioning strategies for tables and indexes Add Prerequisites Before starting this module, you should have: Experience writing T-SQL queries Basic understanding of database concepts Familiarity with relational database design principles Introduction min Understand your SQL Server-based platform choices min Build effective tables min Optimize with indexes min Use specialized table types min Enforce data integrity with constraints min Manage JSON columns and indexes min Partition tables for scale min Exercise - Create and maintain database objects min Module assessment min Summary min Take the module assessment Module Assessment Results Assess your understanding of this module.
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Design and implement a data model: Create a common date table