Why do my CREATE TABLES work alone but not together? [duplicate] - sql

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I am trying to run a script with multiple CREATE TABLE statements in MS Access.
When I try to run the script all together I get a CREATE TABLE syntax error on the 2nd CREATE TABLE, but when I run each CREATE TABLE on its own through a SQL validator they pass successfully.
What am I doing wrong by lumping all the CREATE TABLEs into one script?
CREATE TABLE MODEL (
ModelNum INT NOT NULL,
Capacity INT NOT NULL,
MaxRange INT NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT ModelPK PRIMARY KEY(ModelNum)
);
CREATE TABLE AIRPLANE (
RegNum INT NOT NULL,
ModelNum INT NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT AirplanePK PRIMARY KEY(RegNum),
CONSTRAINT AirplaneFK FOREIGN KEY(ModelNum) REFERENCES MODEL(ModelNum)
);
CREATE TABLE EMPLOYEE (
SSN INT NOT NULL,
EmpName VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,
Phone INT NULL,
UnionMemberNum INT NULL,
CONSTRAINT EmployeePK PRIMARY KEY(SSN)
);
CREATE TABLE TECHNICIAN (
SSN INT NOT NULL,
Salary INT NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT TechnicianPK PRIMARY KEY(SSN),
CONSTRAINT TechnicianFK FOREIGN KEY(SSN) REFERENCES EMPLOYEE(SSN)
);
CREATE TABLE TRAFFICCONTROLLER (
SSN INT NOT NULL,
DateOfTraining DATE NULL,
CONSTRAINT TrafficControllerPK1 PRIMARY KEY(SSN),
CONSTRAINT TrafficControllerFK1 FOREIGN KEY(SSN) REFERENCES EMPLOYEE(SSN)
);
CREATE TABLE EXPERT(
SSN INT NOT NULL,
ModelNum INT NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT ExpertPK1 PRIMARY KEY(SSN),
CONSTRAINT ExpertFK1 FOREIGN KEY(ModelNum) REFERENCES AIRPLANE(ModelNum)
);
CREATE TABLE TEST(
Test_Num INT NOT NULL,
TestName VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,
MaxScore INT NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT TestPK PRIMARY KEY(Test_Num)
);
CREATE TABLE TESTEVENTS(
RegNum INT NOT NULL,
Test_Num INT NOT NULL,
SSN INT NOT NULL,
TestDate DATE NOT NULL,
Score INT NULL,
CONSTRAINT TestEventsPK1 PRIMARY KEY(RegNum),
CONSTRAINT TestEventsFK1 FOREIGN KEY(RegNum) REFERENCES AIRPLANE(RegNum),
CONSTRAINT TestEventsPK2 PRIMARY KEY(Test_Num),
CONSTRAINT TestEventsFK2 FOREIGN KEY(Test_Num) REFERENCES TEST(Test_Num),
CONSTRAINT TestEventsPK3 PRIMARY KEY(SSN),
CONSTRAINT TestEventsFK3 FOREIGN KEY(SSN) REFERENCES TECHNICIAN(SSN),
CONSTRAINT TestEventsPK4 PRIMARY KEY(TestDate)
);

Answer 1

MS Access supports only one statement at a time.