I'm migrating off of Parse to self hosted Parse server. In my staging environment, I need to initialize MongoDB so that it has all the collections of my production environment, but no data. Is there a way to do this without the data? I've attempted to clone my Parse DB and export the cloned DB's collections, but this has no effect on the collections visible to me through Parse Dashboard. Anyone know if this is possible?
Migrate your data, then use the parse dashboard and delete all the rows.
The database migration tool can be found in the Dashboard under App Settings → General → Migrate to external database.
https://www.parse.com/migration
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For my first backend project, I decided to create a Content Management System (CMS) with NextJS as my full-stack framework and Prisma as the ORM. As a principle, a customizable CMS must be able to programmatically create, drop and modify tables from the database; however, to my (scarce) knowledge of Prisma (and DBs in general) this can only be achieved with prisma migrate dev or prisma db push. According to the documentation, both these CLI tools should not, under any circumstances, be used in production.
I've tried to ignore the docs' warnings and run the prisma migrate dev programmatically with execSync(), but it knows when it is running under a non-interactive environment, shutting it down. Even if I was successful, it does not feel right.
This leads me to believe there's another way to manage these tables, but I can't seem to find it. The only alternative that comes to mind is to use raw SQL, which is absolutely possible but it doesn't look right, given Prisma is such a robust ORM tool.
My question then is: how can I programmatically and safely manage relational database tables using Prisma in production?
I'm currently working on a project with some colleagues and a colleague of mine linked a database created in her postgreSQL server to our visual studio project, but we don't know how she can share the database with the rest of us, or how can we modify the database without having it.
We're using postgreSQL 14.
One option is to create your database in a cloud provider such as AWS.
You can take a look at: https://aws.amazon.com/rds/postgresql/
This way all of you will be able to access the database.
I'm using an orientdb server for developments. Work great. Has classes, about to add support for files, etc. I'm about to provision a server on Azure for orientdb for testing by external people.
Question is
What is the database migration plan as in how to move data between the test database and the development database? Currently, it is just data but soon files will be added. coming from EF background
you can simply make a copy of db folder from test instance to develop.
Alternatively you can do an export (in.gz format) from test and then import in develop
I created project inside wavemaker and deployed it to eclipse using phonegap.
I need to create SQLite database so I can storage data while there is no network connection on device,so I can sync it after with server database.
I'm unable to create SQLite db inside wavemaker due to communication problem with hibernate (dialect).
My question is am I able and how, to create SQLite db after I deploy project to eclipse?
I have found many topics on this but non of the solutions help.
Why you not use hipersonic db? it's similar to sqlite and it's java native (it's also come bundled with wavemaker, you can choose to store the data in memory or a file)
http://hsqldb.org/
http://dev.wavemaker.com/wiki/bin/Dev/HSQLDB
I have a local version of Strapi set up, and the codebase is pushing fine to Netlify for the frontend and Heroku for the backend.
However, I can't work out how to get the content held in the .tmp/data.db file into the mLab instance of the database on Heroku.
The structure is all in sync with my local version.
I've tried to export tables from SQL Lite to JSON files and then import them as collections using the CLI - which says it's imported the documents into Heroku (and I can see them in the mLab interface), but this was a last ditched attempt as I couldn't see a way of transferring the entire file.
However, this isn't working as the content types are still empty.
Make sure you well configured your ./config/environments/production/database.json with your mLab configs.
In development, you look using SQLite. This database is good for local development but can't be used in Heroku (see the storage system used by Heroku you will understand why.)
Be careful, you are using an SQL database in dev and a NoSQL database in production.
This looks special - depending on your data structure, you can have issues about the data migration. I don't suggest you to do that. Use the same type of database in dev and prod.