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CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS Messages (id TEXT, userId TEXT, content TEXT); but when I try to select from Messages it says the table doesn't exist?ML
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wrangler pages devD1 started up with something like pnpx wrangler -c wrangler.toml d1 execute DB --local --file=migrations/001.sql ? Just want to make sure this is a supported use case for D1 in the Beta stage @ the moment. Note: I already have a working D1 setup with pages on Cloudflare. I'm interesting in running locally. So my question essentially is just if whether this is already supported or not.
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pnpx wrangler d1 execute db_name --local --file=./src/dump/dump.sql but it stayed the same for past 1h:
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Request entity is too large [code: 7011] error from Wrangler, though.VI
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