3.1 Database Installation
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I welcome back to Module three sequel programming. This is less than one sequel statements. They get started off on the right foot, We're gonna import a large air P database. This comes from the schematic of framework. It's there.
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Database frameworks, schema loaded with their tests, data. So this will give us
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some good practice on writing queries against a
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A database that's more reflective of what you'll find commercial software built from.
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So with that said, let's get started. Let's get this installed. These files will be available for download,
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so you're gonna want to get
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de beaver open,
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and you're gonna want to create a new database and you're gonna you're gonna name it whatever you want. But I'm gonna go ahead and call it a thematic of.
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You need to use a specific charge set for this database. You need the UTF eight em before char set.
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Then you can click. Okay,
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so once you've downloaded it
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and you're ready and you have the file ready, you're gonna right click on the database. You just created
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click
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tools, restore database,
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and then you're going to need to find the file that you downloaded which looked should look like something like this. You're gonna open it,
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and you're just gonna go ahead and click. Start
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now, this will take some time to finish, so I'll go ahead and fast forward the video
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to where it's finished to. Ah, close out this tutorial.
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All right, I just finished. The database import that took about six minutes to complete
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is a large skim A. So that's kind of expected with the larger data basis.
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And let's take a look to make sure that we got that import. So let's see. There's the database. There's the tables.
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Oh, I already got a filter on.
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Let's do that again, is you will see this is a very large database with lots of tables.
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So let's make sure some test that I got in there. So I know a couple of table names so I'll just go ahead and search for those
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e P employees is one. Give that a double click.
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We'll click on the
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data. Yep, looks like it's been loaded with a bunch of test data.
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Very good.
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And let's take a look at our diagram. Yep, they have some constraints in there that are highlighting the relationships between the tables.
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All right, so in the ah, the next tutorial video, we will actually start writing some queries against this database to, ah, tranquil out some interesting data. So I hope you enjoy this video. I hope that you were able to get your database imported, and I will see you in the next tutorial. Thank you.
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