Does anyone have any good articles or even more preferable screencasts to using the table designer for SSMS 2008 to get the most out of it?
To often I end up trying to fumble through it and just end up googling the sql script to do specifically what I m trying to accomplish with keys or indexes etc and just end up repeating the process over again later.
The best article I ended up finding on this was Creating databases using SQL Server Management Studio Express byHerleson Paiva Pontes
I don t really know of any videos specifically targetted at the Table Designer in SSMS 2008, but this site here has a bunch of quite useful videos on various SQL Server topics - also on SSMS in particular:
http://www.sqlservervideos.com/browse/tag/ssms/
Hope that helps a bit
Marc
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