1. Aqua Data Studio

2. Find the application We are using Aqua Data Studio v11

3. Enabling “;” as Statement Separator

4. Aqua Data Studio has a default setting which prefers / and GO as statement separators for SQL statements. When working on your own with ADS, you have the option to either conform with this syntax requirement, or change the options in ADS to accept a semi-colon ( ; ) as a statement separator. For this class, we are using prewritten SQL files that use a semi-colon as a statement separator. Different statement separators have different pros and cons; the semi-colon is the standard statement separator for command line and GUI interfaces with many SQL languages, so we have opted for the semi-colon. In order for ADS to understand semi-colon separators, we must change some options inside the program.

5. File > Options

6. Under General subcategory, check ‘;’ Statement separator. You may have to scroll down.

7. Connecting to Oracle Database through Aqua Data Studio 1.We click on this icon to Register Server 2.Choose Oracle 8i 3. Choose a name 4.Write your IU username 5.Password same as username 6.Host: dbserv.uits.indiana.edu 7. Port: 1521 8. SID: oed1prd 9. Click ok

8. Connecting to MySQL Database through Aqua Data Studio 1.We click on this icon to Register Server 2.Choose MySQL 3. Choose a name 4.Write your IU username 5.Password same as PostgreSQL 6.Host: db.slis.indiana.edu 7. Port: 3306 8. Database: IU username 9. Click ok

9. Connecting to PostgreSQL Database through Aqua Data Studio – Part 1 1.We click on this icon to Register Server 2.Choose PostgreSQL 3. Choose a name 4.Write your IU username 5.Write PostgreSQL password 6.Host: db.slis.indiana.edu 7. Port: 5433 8. Database: IU username

10. Connecting to PostgreSQL Database through Aqua Data Studio – Part 2 9.Click on Driver tab 10. Write “?ssl=true” in Parameters 11. Now click ok!

11. Queries 1.Click on database you are interested in (in this example MySQL) 2.Click on icon Query Analyzer 3.Write statements in window 4.Click on icon Execute

12. Import Data in Tables Tools > Import

13. Import Data in Tables 1. Choose Server 2. Click OK

14. Import Data in Tables 3. Click on browse to find your Comma Separated File (.csv) – if the file extension doesn’t show up, make sure you add it at the end. 4. If your file has column names in the first line, make sure to click this option. 5. Click Next

15. Import Data in Tables 6. Choose the option “Import into Database” 7. Click Next

16. Import Data in Tables 8. Click Next If your import is successful, you should get this message.

17. Tips for Importing Data into Tables Always back up your database before making any changes. It is a good idea to create the table in your database first and then import the data. Make sure the.cvs file with the data you want to import has exactly the same structure as your table (same columns)