For those of you taking CS204 Database Programming

[bredlawskk]

I thought i might make your life a little easier. I have csv files in my project for all the table data, as well as a script to create and populate the tables. Which would save you guys some time as entering 500 entries into the database manually could be a bit boring.

https://github.com/JoeGuida/Public-Library-Database

A user from here emailed me that he couldn't access that repository as I deleted it a year ago.
Here is an updated repository for anyone still taking this class:
https://github.com/JoeGuida/CS204-Database

I'm pretty new to this all and trying to cram this course in before I start at WGU. Super appreciate you sharing your github with everyone, but is there anywhere I could see a finished assignment for reference? I feel like actually seeing something would help me (very minimal coding experience), or do you have any other advice? Thank you!!

[lostuser]

I thought i might make your life a little easier. I have csv files in my project for all the table data, as well as a script to create and populate the tables. Which would save you guys some time as entering 500 entries into the database manually could be a bit boring.

https://github.com/JoeGuida/Public-Library-Database

Hi, I’m currently taking this class. Could you post an updated link? Thank you.

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I thought i might make your life a little easier. I have csv files in my project for all the table data, as well as a script to create and populate the tables. Which would save you guys some time as entering 500 entries into the database manually could be a bit boring.

https://github.com/JoeGuida/Public-Library-Database

Hi, I’m currently taking this class. Could you post an updated link? Thank you.

[Seraphgrim]

I wish I saw this when I was working on that project a couple months ago. I was pretty annoyed that they made you do all entry for this project. If I've already demonstrated to you that I know how to enter values into an SQL table, why do you need me to do 200 more times? And if I don't, what is the value to making me do it 200 more times? Just make us enter like 20 values per table and be done, there's no need to make a demo database larger than that.

All of the SDC classes for SQL/databases were extremely bad, but at least they were very fast and easy credits.

[creedthots]

I thought i might make your life a little easier. I have csv files in my project for all the table data, as well as a script to create and populate the tables. Which would save you guys some time as entering 500 entries into the database manually could be a bit boring.

https://github.com/JoeGuida/Public-Library-Database

Any updated link? Thanks for this btw!