In the last chapter, we explored the shell using two modes: the traditional SQL command execution and a brief tour of using the X DevAPI to write Python code to interact without SQL databases.
In this chapter, we will see a demonstration of how to use the shell to develop Python code modules for working with a traditional relational database. In fact, we will give credence to the claim that the MySQL Shell is a development tool.
We are going to do that by first examining the database for a sample application and then build the database code to access the data in the database. We will do ...
