Re: Regarding sample database Sakila

[Mike Lischke]

Shilpa,

you never connect to a database (aka schema), but to a (RDBMS) server. So if you can already connect to your server (I don't see an attached image, so I can only guess) the first important step is done already. Now you have to set up the databases you want to have in that server beside the default ones. For sakila there are 2 scripts which you get when downloaded the sakila zip. You can load and execute them to get the sakila db created and filled (first run the schema sql then the data sql). Once this is done you should see the sakila schema appear in the schema tree (maybe click refresh if it doesn't appear automatically).

Mike

Mike Lischke, MySQL Developer Tools
Oracle Corporation

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