My First Encounter with Databases

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Have you ever wondered what it's like to use your first database? As a beginner in the world of databases, I recently embarked on a journey to learn more about this essential tool in the world of technology. In this article, I will share my experience, challenges, and lessons learned while using my first database.

When I first started learning about databases, I was overwhelmed by the sheer amount of information available. From SQL to NoSQL, there were so many options to choose from. However, I decided to start with a simple Shop relational database to get a basic understanding of how data is stored and managed.


Setting Up the Database
The first step in my database journey was setting up the database. I chose a popular relational database management system and followed the installation instructions. It was surprisingly easy to set up, thanks to the user-friendly interface and detailed documentation provided by the database provider.
Creating Tables and Relationships
Once the database was set up, I moved on to creating tables and defining relationships between them. This was a crucial step in organizing my data effectively. I learned how to use SQL queries to create tables, specify data types, and establish relationships using foreign keys.