Why does Prisma use default database. Is this by design?

Yes, so that we can support multiple services in the same server. Each service is mapped to

service$stage

. This is controlled by the last two routes of the url. So if your endpoint is https://example.com/backend/dev It will map to

backend$dev

schema in postgres and

backend@dev

in MySQL. If you don't provide any service and stage name, it default name is

default$default

👍🏼

Yes, but even when I set it up and let it create a database called

default@default

in MySQL and completely started over so everything matched this convention, I am still getting the same error when I go to load the admin endpoint. So I’m looking at my endpoint in

src/prisma/prisma.service.ts

thinking that is the problem. Everything else is working, but the error I get is the same: “No service with name ‘default’ and stage ‘default’ found” even though I haven’t changed anything from the default. @Harshit where do you provide the service and stage name?