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title: PostgreSQL support (Beta)
title: PostgreSQL support
description: Use drift with PostgreSQL database servers.
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Thanks to contributions from the community, drift currently has alpha support for postgres with the `drift_postgres` package.
Without having to change your query code, drift can generate Postgres-compatible SQL for most queries,
allowing you to use your drift databases with a Postgres database server.
While drift has originally been designed as a client-side database wrapper for SQLite databases, it can also be used
with PostgreSQL database servers.
Without having to change your query code, drift can generate Postgres-compatible SQL for most queries.
Please keep in mind that some drift APIs, like those for date time modification, are only supported with SQLite.
Most queries will work without any modification though.
## Setup
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## Current state
Drift's support for Postgres is still in development, and the integration tests we have for Postgres are
less extensive than the tests for sqlite3 databases.
Also, some parts of the core APIs (like the datetime expressions API) are direct wrappers around SQL
functions only available in sqlite3 and won't work in Postgres.
However, you can already create tables (or use an existing schema) and most queries should work already.
Drift's support for PostgreSQL is stable in the sense that the current API is unlikely to break.
Still, it is a newer implementation and integration tests for PostgreSQL are less extensive than
the tests for SQLite databases. And while drift offers typed wrappers around most functions supported
by SQLite, only a tiny subset of PostgreSQL's advanced operators and functions are exposed by
`drift_postgres`.
If you're running into problems or bugs with the postgres database, please let us know by creating an issue
or a discussion.
or a discussion.
Contributions expanding wrappers around PosgreSQL functions are also much appreciated.