fixed up H2 and H3 headings

Author: gewarren

docs/data-tools/create-a-sql-database-by-using-a-designer.md

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 ms.technology: "vs-data-tools"
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 # Create a database and add tables in Visual Studio
-You can use Visual Studio to create and update a local database file in SQL Server Express LocalDB. You can also create a database by executing Transact-SQL statements in the **SQL Server Object Explorer** tool window in Visual Studio. In this topic, we'll explore the following tasks:  
-  
--   [Create a project and a local database file](../data-tools/create-a-sql-database-by-using-a-designer.md#BKMK_CreateNewSQLDB)  
-  
--   [Create tables, columns, primary keys, and foreign keys](../data-tools/create-a-sql-database-by-using-a-designer.md#BKMK_CreateNewTbls)  
-  
--   [Populate the tables with data](../data-tools/create-a-sql-database-by-using-a-designer.md#BKMK_Populating)  
+You can use Visual Studio to create and update a local database file in SQL Server Express LocalDB. You can also create a database by executing Transact-SQL statements in the **SQL Server Object Explorer** tool window in Visual Studio. In this topic, we'll create an .mdf file and add tables and keys by using the Table Designer.
 
 ## Prerequisites  
 To complete this walkthrough, you must have the optional **Data storage and processing** workload installed in Visual Studio. To install it, open **Visual Studio Installer** and choose the **Workloads** tab. Under **Web & Cloud**, choose **Data storage and processing**. Choose the **Modify** button to add the workload to Visual Studio.
 
-##  <a name="BKMK_CreateNewSQLDB"></a> Create a project and a local database file  
+## Create a project and a local database file  
 
-#### To create a project and a database file  
+### To create a project and a database file  
 1.  Create a Windows Forms project that's named `SampleDatabaseWalkthrough`.  
 
 2.  On the menu bar, select **Project**, **Add New Item**.  
@@ -42,7 +36,7 @@ To complete this walkthrough, you must have the optional **Data storage and proc
 
 4.  Name the database **SampleDatabase**, and then select the **Add** button.
 
-#### To add a data source  
+### To add a data source  
 5.  If the **Data Sources** window isn't open, open it by selecting the **Shift+Alt+D** keys or, on the menu bar, selecting **View**, **Other Windows**, **Data Sources**.
 
 6.  In the **Data Sources** window, select the **Add New Data Source** link.
@@ -59,17 +53,17 @@ To complete this walkthrough, you must have the optional **Data storage and proc
 
 11. One the **Choose your Database Objects** page, you'll see a message that says the database doesn't contain any objects. Choose **Finish**.
 
-#### To view properties of the data connection
+### To view properties of the data connection
 You can view the connection string for the SampleDatabase.mdf file by opening the properties window of the data connection:
 
 -   In Visual Studio, select **View**, **SQL Server Object Explorer** if that window isn't already open. Open the properties window by expanding the **Data Connections** node, opening the shortcut menu for SampleDatabase.mdf, and then selecting **Properties**.  
 
 -   Alternatively, you can select **View**, **Server Explorer**, if that window isn't already open. Open the properties window by expanding the **Data Connections** node. Open the shortcut menu for SampleDatabase.mdf, and then select **Properties**.  
 
-##  <a name="BKMK_CreateNewTbls"></a> Create tables, columns, primary keys, and foreign keys  
+## Create tables and keys by using Table Designer
 In this section, you'll create two tables, a primary key in each table, and a few rows of sample data. You'll also create a foreign key to specify how records in one table correspond to records in the other table.  
 
-#### To create the Customers table using Table Designer  
+### To create the Customers table  
 1.  In **Server Explorer** or **SQL Server Object Explorer**, expand the **Data Connections** node, and then expand the **SampleDatabase.mdf** node.  
 
 2.  Open the shortcut menu for **Tables**, and then select **Add New Table**.  
@@ -105,7 +99,7 @@ In this section, you'll create two tables, a primary key in each table, and a fe
   
     Your changes are saved to the local database file.  
   
-#### To create the Orders table  
+### To create the Orders table  
 1.  Add another table, and then add a row for each entry in the following table:  
   
     |Column name|Data type|Allow nulls|  
@@ -129,7 +123,7 @@ In this section, you'll create two tables, a primary key in each table, and a fe
   
     Your changes are saved to the local database file.  
   
-#### To create a foreign key  
+### To create a foreign key  
 1.  In the context pane on the right side of the grid, open the shortcut menu for **Foreign Keys**, and then select **Add New Foreign Key**, as the following illustration shows.  
   
      ![Adding a foreign key in Table Designer](../data-tools/media/foreignkey.png "ForeignKey")  
@@ -148,9 +142,9 @@ In this section, you'll create two tables, a primary key in each table, and a fe
   
     Your changes are saved to the local database file.  
   
-##  <a name="BKMK_Populating"></a> Populate the tables with data  
+## Populate the tables with data  
   
-#### To populate the tables with data  
+### To populate the tables with data  
   
 1.  In **Server Explorer** or **SQL Server Object Explorer**, expand the node for the sample database.