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### 2. Create an IBM Db2 Instance
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Once we have cloned our repository, the next thing we have to do is create our database that will hold our house sales data. There are two ways we can create our database. One way is creating IBM Db2 Warehouse on Cloud. This database will be hosted on the cloud. However, if you perfer to have your database on premise or locally, we can all use the Db2 Docker Image.
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Once we have cloned our repository, the next thing we have to do is create our database that will hold our house sales data. There are two ways we can create our database. One way is creating IBM Db2 Warehouse on Cloud. This database will be hosted on the cloud. However, if you perfer to have your database on premise or locally, we can also use the Db2 Docker Image.
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Choose which type of database you would like and follow the corresponding instructions:
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* Make sure the column names and data types displayed are correct, then click `Next`
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* Click `Begin Load` to load the data
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We also need to create a table for `HOME_ADDRESS`, which will store the addresses of each house data.
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We also need to create a table for `HOME_ADDRESS`, which will store the addresses of each house data. We won't be able to use the same instructions we used for `HOME_SALES` since we have no data to load.
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* Click `Run SQL` from the hamburger menu.
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* Click `Blank`, which will open a blank sql editor

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