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The SQL Reference of the OrientDB data set gives a few orders to make, modify, and drop data sets. 

The accompanying assertion is a fundamental punctuation of Create Database order. 

CREATE DATABASE <database-url> [<user> <password> <storage-type> [<db-type>]]

Following are the insights regarding the alternatives in the above sentence structure. 

• <database-url> − Defines the URL of the data set. URL contains two sections, one is <mode> and the subsequent one is <path>. 
• <mode> − Defines the mode, for example nearby mode or distant mode. 
• <path> − Defines the way to the information base. 
• <user> − Defines the client you need to associate with the data set. 
• <password> − Defines the secret phrase for associating with the data set. 
• <storage-type> − Defines the capacity types. You can pick among PLOCAL and MEMORY. 

Example

You can utilize the accompanying order to make a nearby information base named demo. 

Orientdb> CREATE DATABASE PLOCAL:/opt/orientdb/databses/demo

On the off chance that the data set is effectively made, you will get the accompanying yield. 

Database created successfully. 
Current database is: plocal: /opt/orientdb/databases/demo

orientdb {db = demo}>