No, write not write all can, but to write a comma, give a code example to see it
1 Create DatabaseHelloWorld2 3 --set properties for MDF files4 on Primary5 (6Name= 'Ahelloworldlogic',--the logical name of the MDF file (not the file name)7FileName= 'C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\aHelloWorld.mdf',--the storage path of the MDF file and its file name8Size=5MB,--Initial size is 5 megabytes9FileGrowth=Ten%,--each time the file grows 10%TenMaxSize=10mb--Maximum file size is 10 MB One ) A --set related properties for a log file - Log on - ( theName='Ahelloworld_loglogic',--logical name of the log file (not the file name) -FileName='C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\aHelloWorld_log.ldf',--where the log file exists and its file name -Size=1MB,--log file Initial size -FileGrowth=Ten%,--log file is full, add 10% capacity at a time +MaxSize=10mb--log file Max 10mb -)
However, if you are using other database software, you may need to write.
Does each line of code for the Sqlsever base script end with a write semicolon?