Try SSDO on a sample database

Nine small databases we wrote, so you can see what SSDO shows before you point it at anything of yours. They hold no data at all, only structure: tables, columns, keys and links. Nothing of yours is involved.

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  1. Open a sample. Try the Online shop. No sign-up and no database of yours is needed: a sample holds only structure.
  2. Read the map. Each box is a table and each line is a link between tables. A solid line is declared by the database; a dashed line is SSDO's inference, with its evidence.
  3. Click a table to see its columns, or open the sample in the console to ask a question or simulate what must exist before one row can be written.

Online shop

customers, products, orders and what is in each order

8 tables · 37 columns

School

students, teachers, courses, classes and results

9 tables · 32 columns

Blog

authors, posts, comments and tags

5 tables · 17 columns

Hospital

patients, doctors, appointments and prescriptions

8 tables · 31 columns

Bank

customers, accounts, cards and transactions

7 tables · 31 columns

Library

books, authors, members and loans

8 tables · 27 columns

Hotel bookings

hotels, rooms, guests, bookings and payments

7 tables · 26 columns

Food delivery

restaurants, menus, orders, riders and deliveries

8 tables · 31 columns

Company (HR)

employees who report to employees, departments, salaries and leave

7 tables · 25 columns

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In SSDO you can open any of these, ask questions about it, see it on a map, review a change and simulate an app on it.