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In the next few videos in this section,

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we're going to be using a way to view

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our database tables without leaving IntelliJ.

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Now the Ultimate Editions of IntelliJ and Pycharm

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include a plugin already called Database Tools and Sequel.

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But, unfortunately, that plugin's not available

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in the Community Editions of both versions of that software.

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So to compensate, we're going to instal another plugin

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that is available called Database Navigator.

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Again, just on those Community Editions.

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And it behaved in a similar manner, in fact,

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its view of the database schema's

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slightly better than the Ultimate Edition plugin.

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So I'm going to introduce both plugins

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and I've produced separate videos

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for the Ultimate and Community editions.

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Now if you're using the Ultimate edition

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of IntelliJ or PyCharm,

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then follow the instructions, in the next video,

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the one titled Ultimate Edition Database View.

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You can skip the video after that.

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Because that one's for the Community Edition.

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And if you're using the Community Edition

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of IntelliJ or PyCharm,

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then instead skip the next video

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and watch the one after that.

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And that one's called the Community Edition Database Plugin.

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And once you finished setting up the database,

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you'll be able to use that

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and get access to our gooey interface for database access,

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which is a lot more streamlined

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and easier to use than the command line.

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So move forward to the appropriate video.

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And get started and I'll see you in that video.