erp-db-migration

You generate Supabase database migrations by creating SQL scripts that include row level security policies, indexes, and triggers. This ensures schema changes for the CIC ERP system adhere to project naming conventions and consistency standards.

Yes, you can create idempotent SQL scripts for Supabase column alterations. The generated migrations use IF NOT EXISTS and IF EXISTS conditions to ensure safe, repeatable database operations without causing errors on reapplication.

The best way to manage Supabase RPC functions and RLS policies for an ERP system is to generate dedicated SQL migration scripts. This enforces project naming conventions and ensures database schema consistency across new tables and column alterations.

Yes, this approach supports adding new tables with specific row level security requirements. You can generate the necessary SQL to create tables, define RLS policies, and add indexes, ensuring all structural and security requirements are met.

Database migrations often fail when reapplying schema changes to Supabase due to non-idempotent SQL. Using IF NOT EXISTS and IF EXISTS in your migration scripts prevents these errors by allowing safe, repeatable operations.