Adds fresh copy of db in SQL directory

README.md

@@ -29,19 +29,9 @@ This assumes both Python and Git have been already installed and added to the `P
     * `pip install musicbrainzngs` 
 6. Make sure that the `migrations` folder is empty except for the `__init__.py` file
 7. Delete the `db.sqlite3` file if it exists
-8. Run the following commands (inside the virtualenv):
-    * `python manage.py makemigrations core playlist search tag user`
-    * `python manage.py migrate`
-9. Open the `db.sqlite3` file in sqlite3, and run the following commands:
-    * *`sqlite> `* `.read SQL/sqlite3.sql`
-    * *`sqlite> `* `.quit`
-10. Populate the songs database
-    * Run `python manage.py shell`
-    * ~~*`>>> `* `exec(open('./SQL/populate_songs.py').read())`~~ DOESN'T WORK YET!
-        * Instead, copy everything from `populate_songs.py` and then paste into the shell
-        * *`>>> `* `run()`
-        * This works for now...
-11. Run the web server 
+8. Get the `SQL/freshdb` file then copy it into the root directory
+9. Rename file to db.sqlite3
+10. Run the web server 
     * `python manage.py runserver`
-12. (Optional) Create admin account to access the admin interface
+11. (Optional) Create admin account to access the admin interface
     * `python manage.py createsuperuser`
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SQL/README.txt

-=========DO NOT RUN===========
-mymusiclist.sql  
-convert
-extract.sql
-
-Assuming you have sqlite3 installed and Django setup with migrations,
-While in same directory as db.sqlite3, run:
-
-Sqlite3
-.open db.sqlite3
-.read SQL/sqlite3.sql
-
-If you're not yet migrated, then do this first:
-
-python manage.py makemigrations core
-python manage.py migrate
-
-Now you can view tables with .tables and run sql statements
-
-Assuming you have mysql installed, run:
-
-Mysql
-Use mymusiclist
-Source sql/mysql.sql
-