This is the most reliable method for newer versions of SQL Server, including 2016.

The database follows a standard star-schema approach, making it easy to understand joins and aggregations. The core tables include:

Here is exactly how to get it running.

Ensure you have SSMS installed (version 16.x or 17.x is ideal for SQL Server 2016).

Click (or press Ctrl+O ), then select instnwnd.sql .

If you see the most expensive products (Côte de Blaye, Thüringer Rostbratwurst), you are ready to go!

Right-click and select to save it as a .sql file on your local drive. Step 2: Preparing the Script for SQL Server 2016