Along the same lines, how does one control an instance in SQL 2005?

I mean, how could I create databases and tables within
programmatically (via a service)? Ultimately I need my application to
guide a user through the process of creating a database and tables
within it via a winform connected through WCF services. It would make
sense to have only the high level commends be passed via the service,
and have the service implementation take care of the actual syntax the
DB requires.

So should this be via a dgv that has pull-downs for each column type
with the types that sql 2005 will support? I guess I get a little
scattered when it comes next to the part of how the client should
communicate to the server... In other words, as a serialized XML
object, as plain XML, as an object of primitives, etc. I'm not certain
only due to the nature of each request being unique among others.

TIA!

pat
:)

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