Timestamp SQL Files for Consistent Laravel Migration

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    This blog post explores the benefits and implementation of timestamped SQL files for Laravel migration, focusing on the application stack of Laravel and PostgreSQL

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    As applications scale and become more complex, advanced database concepts like functions, triggers, and stored procedures are often introduced. In Laravel, these concepts can be implemented by writing SQL query files and executing them through migration files. However, as the application evolves and additional functionality is added, the need to update these database functions arises. This can lead to migration issues if the modified function declaration refers to new relations and columns that have not been created yet.

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