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# PostgreSQL
## Set up a PostgreSQL connection
When inside a workbook, click **View** > **Databases**, then click the **+** icon and follow the on-screen instructions.
For detailed instructions, see [Connect your data to DataLab](/connect-to-data/connect-your-data-to-workspace.md).
If you want to experiment with PostgreSQL without setting up a connection, you can use our sample database with Lego data ([source](https://rebrickable.com/downloads/)).
## Query a PostgreSQL database
You can now query your PostgreSQL database with a [SQL cell](/work/sql-cell.md). Select it in the **Select source** dropdown in the top left corner of a SQL cell, or select the sample PostgreSQL database.
Example of a SQL cell using the Lego sample database connection. The query result is available as df.
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