Running Pagila on your system for querying:

1. Install postgreSQL on your system. Link (While downloading you can set user_name and password)

2. Run in Command line

       cd "C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\13\bin"
   

3. Initiate psql

       psql -h 127.0.0.1 -U user_name
   

4. Enter password when prompted for user

5. In postgres#

       Create database pagila
   

6. Download pagila-schema.sql and pagila-data.sql OR clone the repository to save the files on you system

7. Filepath1 corresponds to path of pagila-schema.sql (i.e. D:\Myfiles\Data\pagila-schema.sql) Filepath2 corresponds to path of pagila-data.sql (i.e. D:\Myfiles\Data\pagila-data.sql)

8. In command line. Run (enter password if prompted)

      psql -h 127.0.01 -d pagila -U user_name -p 5432 -a -q -f filepath1
      psql -h 127.0.01 -d pagila -U user_name -p 5432 -a -q -f filepath2
   

9. Pagila database is created.

10. For quering in Jupyter Notebook Open Jupyter notebook and run commands in order below:

      !pip install ipython-sql
      % load_ext sql
      conn_string = postgresql://<user_name>:<password>@127.0.0.1:5432/pagila
      %sql $conn_string
    

11. You are ready to explore data in jupyter notebook

     %sql
     Select rating from film limit 5;
    

My exercises are contained in these files:

     1. create_fact_dimensions_table  & ETL_3NF_to_factdimtables: Conversion of 3NF form to Dimensional form and loading data.
     
     2. OLAP_Cubes: Shows Slicing, Dicing, Roll Up, Drill down, Grouping Sets and Creating Cube