Data Strucure in C
CtrlK
  • Week01 Memory Allocation Notes
    • Vector and Set Implementation
  • Week01 Lab Notes
    • Object Oriented C Programming
  • Week02 List Notes
    • How Deque is Implemented in C++:
    • Circular Doubly Linked List using Sentinel
  • Week02 Lab Notes
    • Are You Going to Write A Script Interpreter for the Language Design Module ?
  • Week03 Tree Notes
  • Week03 Lab Notes
  • Week 04 Graph Notes
  • Week04 Lab Notes
  • Week 05 Graph Notes
  • Week05 Lab Notes
  • Week06 Hashing Notes
  • Week06 Lab Notes
  • Week07 Notes
  • Week07 Lab Notes
    • Week07 Complexity Analysis
  • Week09 notes
  • Week09 Lab Notes
    • Import bookshop database with pqAdmin
    • psql console
  • Week 10 Lab Notes
Powered by GitBook
On this page
  • Create the bookshop Database
  • Download dump-bookshop.sql from Blackboard and choose to restore the bookshop daabase
  • Run SQL statements
  1. Week09 Lab Notes

Import bookshop database with pqAdmin

Create the bookshop Database

Download dump-bookshop.sql from Blackboard and choose to restore the bookshop daabase

Ignore the errors, under schemas -> public -> tables, you will see 8 tables created

Run SQL statements

You can run SQL statements on those tables, for example you can run

SELECT * FROM authors;
PreviousWeek09 Lab NotesNextpsql console

Last updated 4 months ago