Build and Learn ASP.NET 6.0 Blazor Hands-On - Edit the Movies Table

The video tutorial explains how to edit the columns of a movies table to make them non-nullable, aligning with client-side validation. It demonstrates using Visual Studio to modify the database schema, ensuring all fields except the release date are non-nullable. This change enhances data integrity by preventing incomplete data entries. The tutorial concludes with updating the database schema to reflect these changes.

Why are the columns in the movies table being made non-nullable?

• To ensure all fields have valid data

• To reduce database size

• To allow more data types

• To improve query performance

Which field in the movies table is already non-nullable?

• Release Date

• Title

• Running Time

• Genre

What is a potential issue with having nullable fields in a database?

• It complicates data types

• It allows incomplete data to be saved

• It makes the database slower

• It increases data redundancy

What tool is used to update the database design in the tutorial?

• Visual Studio

• SQL Server Management Studio

• MySQL Workbench

• Oracle SQL Developer

What is the purpose of client-side validation mentioned in the tutorial?

• To allow users to enter any data

• To speed up form submission

• To enhance the user interface

• To prevent users from submitting forms with empty fields