As part of this quick-start guide, an example schema is provided
      which is referred to as the world_x schema.
      Many of the examples demonstrate Document Store functionality
      using this schema. Start your MySQL server so that you can load
      the world_x schema, then follow these steps:
- Download world_x-db.zip. 
- Extract the installation archive to a temporary location such as - /tmp/. Unpacking the archive results in a single file named- world_x.sql.
- Import the - world_x.sqlfile to your server. You can either:- Start MySQL Shell in SQL mode and import the file by issuing: - mysqlsh -u root --sql --file /tmp/world_x-db/world_x.sql Enter password: ****
- Set MySQL Shell to SQL mode while it is running and source the schema file by issuing: - \sql Switching to SQL mode... Commands end with ; \source /tmp/world_x-db/world_x.sql
 - Replace - /tmp/with the path to the- world_x.sqlfile on your system. Enter your password if prompted. A non-root account can be used as long as the account has privileges to create new schemas.
        The world_x example schema contains the
        following JSON collection and relational tables:
- Collection - countryinfo: Information about countries in the world.
 
- Tables - country: Minimal information about countries of the world.
- city: Information about some of the cities in those countries.
- countrylanguage: Languages spoken in each country.
 
- MySQL Shell Sessions explains session types.