The preview note you provided is mostly clear and accurate, but there are a few improvements that can be made for better clarity and grammar. Here's a revised version:
Throughout this project, we will be utilizing various Data Definition Language (DDL) commands, such as CREATE, ALTER, and DROP, to create, modify, and drop the sample_book database and its related tables (employee, project, department, and works_on). The data for the sample_book database is sourced from the book "Microsoft SQL Server 2016: A Beginner's Guide," Sixth Edition, by Dušan Petkovic.
Additionally, we will employ Data Manipulation Language (DML) commands such as INSERT, UPDATE, SELECT, and DELETE to populate the database, retrieve data, perform updates, and more.
Finally, we will migrate the sample_book database from pgAdmin4 to Azure Data Solution using PostgreSQL and Azure Data Studio.