How to create a database in MATLAB and what the different options are

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AluminiumMan
AluminiumMan am 13 Mär. 2024
Beantwortet: Strider am 26 Mär. 2024
Hi everyone. I have a project in mind for a database and wish to use MATLAB for it.
I am struggling to figure out what the different options are in terms of SQL etc. And how to create, manage and query a database in MATLAB.
I have looked through the other MATLAB answers and they didn't give much detail. They suggest the Database toolbox and provide a link to the documentation, and they also suggest the Database Explorer app, but don't give any more detail than that.
I have looked at the Database toolbox link and it doesn't contain a how-to guide. I wouldn't be able to create a database from scratch using that.
I have looked at the Database explorer and again, it's not straightforwards or intuitive, and I found no getting started guide.
I also had a look through the Mathworks training options and didn't find anything targetting working with databases.
I would first like to get my head around the options, tools, apps etc before I decide which option is best for my project. So a bit of help on the syntax or process for creating and then querying a very simple database would be great, and an overview of the different database options.
I also dont understand how to connect the Database Explorer app to a database

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Strider
Strider am 26 Mär. 2024
I understand the learning curve. I work with a SQL Server and SQLite files regularly now and the best thing that got me over the hump was perusing resources outside of MATLAB for SQL sytnax. Try W3 schools as an approachable first.
Also reccomended is to make yourself some easy, repeatable unit tests to manage database connections (open / close) and deleting old files so you do not step over previous sqlite files / connections.
Along the way here is a simple way to create and work with a database in MATLAB persuming you have the Database Toolbox.
clearvars
dbfile = "tst.db";
if isfile(dbfile) delete(dbfile); end
conn = sqlite(dbfile,"create"); % makes a sqlite file for you
% get an interesting table
LastName = {'Sanchez';'Johnson';'Li';'Diaz';'Brown'};
Age = [38;43;38;40;49];
Smoker = logical([1;0;1;0;1]);
Height = [71;69;64;67;64];
Weight = [176;163;131;133;119];
BloodPressure1 = [124; 109 ; 125 ; 117 ; 122 ];
BloodPressure2 = [93; 77; 83; 75; 80];
T = table(LastName,Age,Smoker,Height,Weight,BloodPressure1, BloodPressure2)
T = 5x7 table
LastName Age Smoker Height Weight BloodPressure1 BloodPressure2 ___________ ___ ______ ______ ______ ______________ ______________ {'Sanchez'} 38 true 71 176 124 93 {'Johnson'} 43 false 69 163 109 77 {'Li' } 38 true 64 131 125 83 {'Diaz' } 40 false 67 133 117 75 {'Brown' } 49 true 64 119 122 80
% write it to the database
tabname = "Data";
sqlwrite(conn,tabname,T);
% read it back
Tread = sqlread(conn,tabname)
Tread = 5x7 table
LastName Age Smoker Height Weight BloodPressure1 BloodPressure2 _________ ___ ______ ______ ______ ______________ ______________ "Sanchez" 38 1 71 176 124 93 "Johnson" 43 0 69 163 109 77 "Li" 38 1 64 131 125 83 "Diaz" 40 0 67 133 117 75 "Brown" 49 1 64 119 122 80
% read with a row filter
rf = rowfilter('LastName');
rf2 = rf.LastName == "Sanchez";
TSanchez = sqlread(conn,tabname,"RowFilter",rf2)
TSanchez = 1x7 table
LastName Age Smoker Height Weight BloodPressure1 BloodPressure2 _________ ___ ______ ______ ______ ______________ ______________ "Sanchez" 38 1 71 176 124 93
% a more advanced gem when you are ready
sq = sprintf("SELECT * FROM %s",tabname);
sqlopts = databaseImportOptions(conn,sq);
% preview the data only (first 8 rows)
preview = sqlopts.preview
preview = 5x7 table
LastName Age Smoker Height Weight BloodPressure1 BloodPressure2 _________ ___ ______ ______ ______ ______________ ______________ "Sanchez" 38 1 71 176 124 93 "Johnson" 43 0 69 163 109 77 "Li" 38 1 64 131 125 83 "Diaz" 40 0 67 133 117 75 "Brown" 49 1 64 119 122 80

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