Stand-Alone SQL to build database

@EdwinVW Would you mind posting a stand-along sql that builds out the database.

This is what I have so far, where some was derived from looking at code that relys on entity.

IF DB_ID('WorkshopManagement') IS NULL CREATE DATABASE WorkshopManagement;

IF DB_ID('CustomerManagement') IS NULL CREATE DATABASE CustomerManagement;
IF DB_ID('VehicleManagement') IS NULL CREATE DATABASE VehicleManagement;
IF DB_ID('WorkshopManagementEventStore') IS NULL CREATE DATABASE WorkshopManagementEventStore;
IF DB_ID('Invoicing') IS NULL CREATE DATABASE Invoicing;
IF DB_ID('Notification') IS NULL CREATE DATABASE Notification;

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS CustomerManagement.dbo.Customer;
if OBJECT_ID('CustomerManagement.dbo.Customer') IS NULL 
    CREATE TABLE CustomerManagement.dbo.Customer (
        [CustomerId] varchar(50) NOT NULL,
        [Name] varchar(50) NOT NULL,
        [Address] varchar(50) NOT NULL,
        [PostalCode] varchar(50) NOT NULL,
        [City] varchar(50) NOT NULL,
        [TelephoneNumber] varchar(50) NOT NULL,
        [EmailAddress] varchar(50) NOT NULL,
    PRIMARY KEY([CustomerId]));

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS VehicleManagement.dbo.Vehicle;
if OBJECT_ID('VehicleManagement.dbo.Vehicle') IS NULL 
    CREATE TABLE VehicleManagement.dbo.Vehicle (
        [LicenseNumber] varchar(50) NOT NULL,
        [Brand] varchar(50) NOT NULL,
        [Type] varchar(50) NOT NULL,
        [OwnerId] varchar(50) NOT NULL,
    PRIMARY KEY([LicenseNumber]));

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS WorkshopManagementEventStore.dbo.WorkshopPlanningEvent;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS WorkshopManagementEventStore.dbo.WorkshopPlanning;

if OBJECT_ID('WorkshopManagementEventStore.dbo.WorkshopPlanning') IS NULL 
    CREATE TABLE WorkshopManagementEventStore.dbo.WorkshopPlanning (
        [Id] varchar(50) NOT NULL,
        [CurrentVersion] int NOT NULL,
    PRIMARY KEY([Id]));
    
if OBJECT_ID('WorkshopManagementEventStore.dbo.WorkshopPlanningEvent') IS NULL
    CREATE TABLE WorkshopManagementEventStore.dbo.WorkshopPlanningEvent (
        [Id] varchar(50) NOT NULL REFERENCES WorkshopManagementEventStore.dbo.WorkshopPlanning([Id]),
        [Version] int NOT NULL,
        [Timestamp] datetime2(7) NOT NULL,
        [MessageType] varchar(75) NOT NULL,
        [EventData] text,
    PRIMARY KEY([Id], [Version]));

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS Invoicing.dbo.Customer;
IF OBJECT_ID('Invoicing.dbo.Customer') IS NULL 
    CREATE TABLE Invoicing.dbo.Customer (
        CustomerId varchar(50) NOT NULL,
            Name varchar(50) NOT NULL,
            Address varchar(50),
            PostalCode varchar(50),
            City varchar(50),
        PRIMARY KEY(CustomerId));

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS Invoicing.dbo.MaintenanceJob;
IF OBJECT_ID('Invoicing.dbo.MaintenanceJob') IS NULL 
    CREATE TABLE Invoicing.dbo.MaintenanceJob (
        JobId varchar(50) NOT NULL,
        LicenseNumber varchar(50) NOT NULL,
        CustomerId varchar(50) NOT NULL,
        Description varchar(250) NOT NULL,
        StartTime datetime2 NULL,
        EndTime datetime2 NULL,
        Finished bit NOT NULL,
        InvoiceSent bit NOT NULL,
    PRIMARY KEY(JobId));

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS Invoicing.dbo.Invoice;
IF OBJECT_ID('Invoicing.dbo.Invoice') IS NULL 
    CREATE TABLE Invoicing.dbo.Invoice (
        InvoiceId varchar(50) NOT NULL,
        InvoiceDate datetime2 NOT NULL,
        CustomerId varchar(50) NOT NULL,
        Amount decimal(5,2) NOT NULL,
        Specification text,
        JobIds varchar(250),
    PRIMARY KEY(InvoiceId));

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS Notification.dbo.Customer;
IF OBJECT_ID('Notification.dbo.Customer') IS NULL 
    CREATE TABLE Notification.dbo.Customer (
        CustomerId varchar(50) NOT NULL,
        Name varchar(50) NOT NULL,
        TelephoneNumber varchar(50),
        EmailAddress varchar(50),
    PRIMARY KEY(CustomerId));

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS Notification.dbo.MaintenanceJob;
IF OBJECT_ID('Notification.dbo.MaintenanceJob') IS NULL 
    CREATE TABLE Notification.dbo.MaintenanceJob (
        JobId varchar(50) NOT NULL,
        LicenseNumber varchar(50) NOT NULL,
        CustomerId varchar(50) NOT NULL,
        StartTime datetime2 NOT NULL,
        Description varchar(250) NOT NULL,
    PRIMARY KEY(JobId));

[ghstahl]

So, I was working on converting this to grpc. Then it turned into thinking about writing a few of the services in golang. Which then lead me to the dotnetcore entity stuff as the system of record for the tables.

Then it was like: “Hey, this whole thing could be in golang, nats, etc”, which makes the database creation and migration its own thing.

On Sat, Oct 26, 2019 at 6:38 AM Edwin van Wijk [e-mail] wrote:

@ghstahl https://github.com/ghstahl you can generate the DDL from the databases once they’re created from SQL Server Management Studio.

Out of curiosity: why would you need such a script? The databases are created automatically when the services are started.

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@edwinvw in my case i had setup that complete project with dapper as my organisation is not big fan of entity framework(because of performance and other reason) instead we would like to use any micro orm, hence dapper is first choice