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To ensure table creation in QuestDB, you need to execute your SQL script in a QuestDB environment. Here are a few options:
1. QuestDB Web Console:
QuestDB provides a built-in web console that you can access through your web browser. Open your web browser and navigate to the QuestDB console URL (usually http://localhost:9000/).
Once you're on the console, you can copy and paste your SQL script into the query editor and execute it.
2. Command Line (HTTPie or cURL):
You can use tools like HTTPie or cURL to send HTTP requests to the QuestDB HTTP API. Here's an example using HTTPie:
http POST http://localhost:9000/exec query="$(cat setup_questdb_tables.sql)"
3. Using a SQL Client:
You can use third-party SQL clients like DBeaver, DBVisualizer, or others that support QuestDB. Configure the client to connect to your QuestDB instance and then execute the script through the client.