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## Setup: creating a system and database

To follow along step by step with this guide, you’ll need our example system and database.

First follow the first two sections of the [Getting Started guide](GettingStarted.md): Creating a New System and Adding a Database. Name the system **Bicycle Service Manager** and use a base namespace of `ServiceManager`. Use SQL Server for the database.
To follow along step by step with this guide, you’ll need our example system and database. First follow the first two sections of the [Getting Started guide](GettingStarted.md): Creating a New System and Adding a Database. Name the system **Bicycle Service Manager** and use a base namespace of `ServiceManager`. Use SQL Server for the database.

Create a `Library/Configuration/Database Updates.sql` file, paste [this script](WebFrameworkSupplements/DatabaseScript.sql) into it, and save.

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## Learning more

If you’ve made it this far, congratulations. You’ve developed a piece of enterprise software that adheres to best practices and is of sufficient quality that it could be used in production by a real business. At the moment this is the end of our Guide series but if you’d like to learn more please reach out to us in our [Community Forum](https://community.enterpriseweblibrary.org/).
If you’ve made it this far, congratulations. You’ve developed a piece of enterprise software that adheres to best practices and is of sufficient quality that it could be used in production by a real business. At the moment this is the end of our Guide series but if you’d like to learn more please reach out to us in our [Community Forum](https://community.enterpriseweblibrary.org/).