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2. Open Visual Studio Code, go to **File** **→** **Open** and choose the **`my-bookshop`** folder.

3. Go to **View** **→** **Command Palette** **→** **Terminal: Create New Integrated Terminal** to open a command line window within Visual Studio Code and run the following command in the root level of your project:
3. Go to **View** **→** **Command Palette** **→** **Terminal: Create New Terminal** to open a command line window within Visual Studio Code and run the following command in the root level of your project:

```Shell/Bash
npm install
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```Shell/Bash
[cds] - connect using bindings from: { registry: '~/.cds-services.json' }
[cds] - connect to db > sqlite { database: ':memory:' }
> init from ./db/csv/my.bookshop-Authors.csv
/> successfully deployed to sqlite in-memory db

[cds] - serving CatalogService { at: '/catalog' }
[cds] - serving CatalogService { at: '/catalog', impl: './srv/cat-service.js' }

[cds] - server listening on { url: 'http://localhost:4004' }
[cds] - launched at 03/03/2022, 15:47:28, in: 952.896ms
[cds] - launched at 18/05/2022, 19:49:32, in: 874.456ms
[cds] - [ terminate with ^C ]
```
> This means, `cds watch` detected the changes in `srv/cat-service.cds` and automatically bootstrapped an in-memory SQLite database when restarting the server process.
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```Shell/Bash
[cds] - connect using bindings from: { registry: '~/.cds-services.json' }
[cds] - connect to db > sqlite { database: ':memory:' }
> filling my.bookshop.Books from ./db/csv/my.bookshop-Books.csv
> init from ./db/csv/my.bookshop-Books.csv
/> successfully deployed to sqlite in-memory db

[cds] - serving CatalogService { at: '/catalog', impl: './srv/cat-service.js' }

[cds] - server listening on { url: 'http://localhost:4004' }
[cds] - launched at 03/03/2022, 15:51:30, in: 756.665ms
[cds] - launched at 18/05/2022, 19:49:47, in: 861.036ms
[cds] - [ terminate with ^C ]
```

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[cds] - serving CatalogService { at: '/catalog', impl: './srv/cat-service.js' }

[cds] - server listening on { url: 'http://localhost:4004' }
[cds] - launched at 03/03/2022, 15:53:43, in: 767.816ms
[cds] - launched at 18/05/2022, 19:54:53, in: 830.398ms
[cds] - [ terminate with ^C ]
```

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