prisma-schema

Designing a Prisma schema with multi-tenancy and soft delete involves applying specific field constraints and audit patterns. These patterns ensure your database structure remains scalable and maintainable across tenant contexts.

Managing Prisma relationships effectively involves using provided model definitions for one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-many, and self-relations. This approach ensures referential integrity and robust data modeling.

To implement unique constraints and compound indexes in a Prisma schema, you define specific field attributes and constraints. This optimizes database queries and enforces data uniqueness across your models.

When using ID strategies and audit fields in Prisma, apply established schema patterns covering field types and constraints. This facilitates creating a robust database schema that tracks data changes efficiently.

This Prisma schema design guidance covers referential actions and enum patterns. It provides comprehensive examples and patterns to ensure your database schema handles relations and enumerated data correctly.