Celestial Bodies Database - Build a Celestial Bodies Database

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How to submit universe.sql url to free code camp? i don’t have any visible repository on my GitHub but I completed the project and have universe.sql saved on my desktop
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sql_sample/universe.sql at main · bospink/sql_sample · GitHub

solution: sql_sample/universe.sql at main · bospink/sql_sample · GitHub

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Challenge: Celestial Bodies Database - Build a Celestial Bodies Database

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I followed the steps in this link and it worked well:

Save file in a public repository question

When building the Celestial Bodies Database it instructs you to save your universe.sql file in a public repository. I tried to do this with my github account but I am having trouble doing that. Am I supposed to use these commands: git remote add origin git@github.com:*my account git branch -M main git push -u origin main then select the ‘fingerprint’ option, and then enter the fingerprint number back into bash? OR how do I save the universe.sql to a public repo? Thank you!

[cmar]

Actually i just did added my files from the world cup project to github and this is an easier way to do it

Build a Celestial Bodies Database - Saving universe.sql file from CodeAlly VM

I agree that the instructions were very unclear, especially for users (such as myself) with no prior knowledge of Github, repositories, etc. So for those users who find their way here with the same questions I had, you need to do the following steps: Use the provided instructions to create the SQL dump You should then see the file in the left pane of the Code Ally screen. Under Project you should now have a new file named “Universe.sql” Open that then Ctrl + A and Ctrl + C to copy all of it I…

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Hi there,
Thank you for your reply, I did save the universe.sql in my Github repository as shown in previous message

bospink/sql_sample/blob/main/universe.sql

but now when I tried to submit it it gives me an error message You must complete the project first.
And when I click again on Start the project and digit in bash psql --username=freecodecamp --dbname=postgres it gives me psql error: connection to server on socket failed. No such file or directory.
It’s really frustrating

[cmar]

Yeah i have been having problems getting projects and courses to submit for the past couple of days but today i managed to get three to complete. Just follow the steps in the link at the top of the curriculum page. Reopen your project when it says 100% hit continue. Then hit the back button on log into another course then log out and log back in and hopefully you will see the check mark that says you completed the course.