Sakila Database Structure
The Sakila database includes 16 tables, 7 views, 3 stored procedures, 3 stored functions, and 6 triggers.

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The actor table
This article introduces the structure of theactortable in the Sakila database. -
The address table
This article introduces the structure of theaddresstable in the Sakila database. -
The category table
This article introduces the structure of thecategorytable in the Sakila database. -
The city table
This article introduces the structure of thecitytable in the Sakila database. -
The country table
This article introduces the structure of thecountrytable in the Sakila database. -
The customer table
This article introduces the structure of thecustomertable in the Sakila database. -
The film table
This article introduces the structure of thefilmtable in the Sakila database. -
The film_actor table
This article introduces the structure of thefilm_actortable in the Sakila database. -
The film_category table
This article introduces the structure of thefilm_categorytable in the Sakila database. -
The film_text table
This article introduces the structure of thefilm_texttable in the Sakila database. -
The inventory table
This article introduces the structure of theinventorytable in the Sakila database. -
The language table
This article introduces the structure of thelanguagetable in the Sakila database. -
The payment table
This article introduces the structure of thepaymenttable in the Sakila database. -
The rental table
This article introduces the structure of therentaltable in the Sakila database. -
The staff table
This article introduces the structure of thestafftable in the Sakila database. -
The store table
This article introduces the structure of thestoretable in the Sakila database. -
Views
The article describes the views in the Sakila sample database. -
Stored Procedures
The article describes the stored procedures in the Sakila sample database. -
Stored Functions
The article describes the stored functions in the Sakila sample database. -
Triggers
The article describes the triggers in the Sakila sample database.