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typeorm: Display the SQL statements to be executed by `typeorm schema:sync` on the default connection.

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$ typeorm schema:log

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The command typeorm schema:log is a command in TypeORM, an object-relational mapping (ORM) library used for database management in TypeScript and JavaScript applications.

When you run the typeorm schema:log command, it logs the SQL queries that would be executed by TypeORM to create or update database schema. It helps you debug and understand what SQL queries would be generated by TypeORM based on your entity classes, migrations, and configurations.

This command is useful during the development process to check if the generated SQL queries align with your expectations or if any issues exist in the schema generation process. By reviewing the generated SQL queries, you can understand how tables, columns, indexes, and relationships are being created or modified in the database.

The output of the typeorm schema:log command includes the SQL queries along with additional information such as timestamps and details about the executed queries.

Overall, using typeorm schema:log helps you trace and inspect the SQL queries generated by the TypeORM framework for managing your database schema.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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