MindsDB SQL Editor
MindsDB provides a SQL Editor, so you don’t need to download additional SQL clients to connect to MindsDB.
How to Use the MindsDB SQL Editor
There are two ways you can use the Editor, as below.
After setting up the MindsDB using Docker, or pip on Linux/Windows/MacOS, or pip via source code, go to your terminal and execute the following:
On execution, we get:
Immediately after, your browser automatically opens the MindsDB SQL Editor. In
case if it doesn’t, visit the URL
http://127.0.0.1:47334/ in your browser of
preference.
After setting up the MindsDB using Docker, or pip on Linux/Windows/MacOS, or pip via source code, go to your terminal and execute the following:
On execution, we get:
Immediately after, your browser automatically opens the MindsDB SQL Editor. In
case if it doesn’t, visit the URL
http://127.0.0.1:47334/ in your browser of
preference.
Here is a sneak peek of the MindsDB SQL Editor:
What’s Next?
Now that you are all set, we recommend you check out our Tutorials and Community Tutorials sections, where you’ll find various examples of regression, classification, and time series predictions with MindsDB.
To learn more about MindsDB itself, follow the guide on MindsDB database structure. Also, don’t miss out on the remaining pages from the SQL API section, as they explain a common SQL syntax with examples.
Have fun!