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Microsoft provides an example database, AdventureWorks, for SQL Server. I've used it a lot at my company; we make a product that generates Enterprise back-offic
by DougWebb 9y ago
Microsoft provides an example database, AdventureWorks, for SQL Server. I've used it a lot at my company; we make a product that generates Enterprise back-office applications off of existing databases, and we've created a bunch of demos using AdventureWorks.
https://github.com/Microsoft/sql-server-samples/releases/tag/adventureworks https://github.com/Microsoft/sql-server-samples/releases/tag...
- lobster_johnson 9y agoThanks, but it looks like that data requires SQL Server.
- DougWebb 9y agoIf you browse around the github repository, you can find csv files for all of the tables, which you might be able to work with. Also, search Google Images for "AdventureWorks Schema" to get an idea of how complex the database is. It seems to be the kind of dataset you're looking for, just maybe not in exactly the format you'd like.
- lobster_johnson 9y agoThanks, I couldn't find anything but SQL Server dumps. However, I've looked at the schema, and it's an OLTP database. I'm looking for something that's more about real-world entities and public facts, and less about nitty-gritty business-transactional details. Movies, music, people, organization structures, literature, public infrastructure, etc.