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For existing relational databases such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, or MariaDB, the setup involves two essential steps:
1. **Setting the Environment Variable**: Initially, it's imperative to define the `DATABASE_PROVIDER` environment variable in alignment with your relational database type. Use `postgressql` for PostgreSQL, and `mysql` for MySQL or MariaDB. This configuration is crucial as it directs the Prisma ORM regarding the specific relational database in use.
1. **Setting the Environment Variable**: Initially, it's imperative to define the `DATABASE_PROVIDER` environment variable in alignment with your relational database type. Use `postgresql` for PostgreSQL, and `mysql` for MySQL or MariaDB. This configuration is crucial as it directs the Prisma ORM regarding the specific relational database in use.
2. **Deploying Schema Changes**: Following this, execute the `npx prisma migrate deploy --schema ./prisma/postgressql-schema.prisma` command. This command serves as a shortcut for the `prisma deploy` command, whose main role is to examine the current schema of the relational database and implement necessary modifications. A key feature of this command is its ability to update the database schema without affecting the existing data. This ensures that your current data remains intact while the database schema is updated to meet the latest requirements of the application.
2. **Deploying Schema Changes**: Following this, execute the `npx prisma migrate deploy --schema ./prisma/postgresql-schema.prisma` command. This command serves as a shortcut for the `prisma deploy` command, whose main role is to examine the current schema of the relational database and implement necessary modifications. A key feature of this command is its ability to update the database schema without affecting the existing data. This ensures that your current data remains intact while the database schema is updated to meet the latest requirements of the application.
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