I'm looking for a web-based service where visitors can execute SQL statements on a database, without having to set up or populate the database. Something suitable for beginners.
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closed as not constructive by Al Everett, phwd♦ Mar 21 '12 at 21:31
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There's also http://data.stackexchange.com/ There's an ever increasing number of data sets to choose from. These sets are of different sizes, the Stack Overflow one being the largest by far. |
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On W3Schools you have the "Try it yourself" option where you can make your own queries. It's a very very useful site! |
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While I was learning SQL, I had saved a small list of usable bookmarks of good sites from which you can execute SQL queries and I'm still keeping this list. Let me share it with you: |
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You can get an account on apex.oracle.com and run SQL statements there. You can upload CSV files into tables, then query them through the SQL Workshop. You also get to build Application Express web-apps over the tables if you want. |
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Try SQL Exercises You could start with learn stage Note: I am affiliated with SQL Exercises Note2: I am affiliated with SQL Tutorial also. |
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A XAMPP installation is probably the easiest self hosted solution. It is a portable mysql-php-apache on windows application that lets you query a mysql database locally. Because it is portable app, it doesn't require admin rights on your workstation to set up. Really only a self hosted solution will allow you to practice the non -INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE commands, like backup, create db, etc. |
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Not a web app, but SQLiteman is a GUI interface to the SQLite database engine. You can create database files locally and query them through the application.
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FreeSQL looks like something for you, not web based though. |
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