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Use case 4: Data dictionary assistant

Use case 4: Data dictionary assistant

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Use case 4: Data dictionary assistant

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- [Instructor] So now that we know what to do, it's actually time to work with some real-world data. So let's open our repo in Branch 02_05, and then we want to open this Jupyter Notebook here. Now, the easiest way to do this is to create a new Codespace from this branch, which you can do by pressing this button over here and start a new Codespace. Now this might take a little while to load up, but after some time, you should see VS Code, like on this screen here. Now on the left side, you can see all the files in this branch of the repository. This is a data set that is super popular called the Northwind database. It's provided by Microsoft for training purposes and essentially resembles a retailer with a lot of ERP data in it. Now we're going to explore this data, and in our first case, get a broad understanding of what is actually in this dataset. And to do this, we don't even need AI, just a few lines of code to extract this schema of the given database. For all of you who are not…

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