Some database designers write their own SQL statements for creating a database, its tables, and its indexes, instead of using the Management Studio. They do that for all but one of the reasons that follow. Which one is it?
a. The scripts generated by the Management Studio are harder to understand.
b. They’re less likely to make syntax errors as they implement the database.
c. It’s easier to modify your own script if you want to use it to create the same database for another database management system later on.
d. They want to have complete control over how the database is created.

In the database, we used to write the various SQL statement for creating the tables and indexes rather than utilizing the Management Studio because it make less syntax errors.

The most frequently occurring error in the SQL statement is the syntax error as, it is essential for implies a set of arrangement of words and directions. On the off chance that you utilize inappropriate sentence structure, the database doesn't have the idea what you're attempting to tell it.

Therefore, Option (B) is correct.