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The database schema for your SQLPage website can be defined using SQL scripts located in the **`sqlpage/migrations`** subdirectory of your website''s root folder.
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Each script represents a migration that sets up or modifies the database structure.
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The scripts are executed in alphabetical order, so you can prefix them with a number to control the order in which they are executed.
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If you don'' want SQLPage to manage your database schema, you can ignore the `sqlpage/migrations` folder completely,
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If you don''t want SQLPage to manage your database schema, you can ignore the `sqlpage/migrations` folder completely,
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and manually create and update database tables using your own favorite tools.
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For our first website, let''s create a file located in `sqlpage/migrations/0001_create_users_table.sql` with the following contents:
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