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Before, the SQL query builder page introduced db.sql like this:

The facet is built from the sql() factory: db.sql holds the result of an internal sql({ context, rawCodecInferer }) call, wired to the client's execution context and the adapter's codec inferer.

After:

In Prisma ORM 8 your schema.prisma is called contract.prisma. Coming from Prisma ORM 7 gets you from a Prisma ORM 7 project to that file, and has the rest of the setup steps. Run npx prisma contract emit to generate contract.json and contract.d.ts beside it. The examples below import both. Install @prisma/orm-postgres.

The internal construction paragraph is gone; what a reader needs before the first example is there instead.

The decision

This PR is the plain-language pass (C21) on the rest of orm/reference/: the SQL query builder, raw queries, the pipeline builder, transactions and runtime, and the section's landing page. It follows the same method as #8260 on the ORM client page: banned terms replaced, a fact check against the source, four reader rounds with a fixer per page half, and a final fact re-check. Every heading and anchor is unchanged; two headings that carried the word "terminals" were renamed with the old anchor pinned.

The error reference page is out of scope: it is generated from prisma/orm by apps/docs/scripts/generate-error-reference.mjs, so its wording is fixed upstream.

Two decisions a reviewer should know about:

  • The source of truth is rc.10, not rc.9. docs(docs): update the Prisma ORM 8 pages for 8.0.0-rc.10 #8261 moved the docs to rc.10 while this pass ran, so every claim was checked against prisma/orm at 8.0.0-rc.10 (cfccb09be2). The one rc.10 behaviour change on these pages, buffered PostgreSQL queries releasing their pooled connection before rows are read, is now stated where streaming is described.
  • The pages no longer claim their examples were transcribed from a test suite. As with the ORM client page, that harness was never in git and no fixture in prisma/orm matches these schemas. Every example was checked call by call instead.

What the fact checks corrected

About fifty corrections across the four pages. The ones that change what a reader would do:

  • orderBy()'s nulls option is accepted by TypeScript and ignored by the builder; the page now says so and shows the workaround.
  • returning() works on SQLite as well as PostgreSQL. lateralJoin(), outerLateralJoin(), and distinctOn() do not.
  • The runtime comes from db.runtime(); connect() is optional and throws DRIVER.ALREADY_CONNECTED after any query has run.
  • The execute option scope only labels a query for middleware. It does not choose where the query runs.
  • Pipeline results are decoded only when every stage is one of eight; after lookup() or group() the whole row comes back raw, _id included.
  • from() takes the collection name from the contract's roots map, not "the lowercase plural".
  • Several "not exercised by the test suite" caveats were wrong: unwind, facet, bucketAuto, setWindowFields, and pipe() all run against a live MongoDB in prisma/orm's own tests.
  • in() and notIn() take an unbuilt subquery, the same as exists().
  • Contract defaults such as @default(uuid()) are applied by the SQL builder's insert(), so the examples no longer hand-write ids. There is no ON CONFLICT in the SQL builder.
  • MongoDB raw findOneAndUpdate() rejects sort and returnDocument at the type level; the RawFindOneAndUpdateCommand route is shown.
  • Bare interpolated values in raw SQL work in rc.10; the earlier "param() is mandatory" finding no longer holds. param() for a DateTime binds a Temporal.Instant.

The final re-check after the reader rounds found twenty-six more, most of them claims the rounds had added or sharpened:

  • The pipeline builder's callback project() has no 0 form, so it cannot drop a field. redact() takes the fn.* value itself, not .node. findOneAndUpdate() and findOneAndDelete() are offered straight after match() and after no other stage, sort() included. Update results carry upsertedCount and upsertedId only after an upsert inserts. The named-argument helper table gained the seven helpers it was missing.
  • The SQL builder's limit() and offset() also take a numeric expression, .returns() takes { codecId, nullable } as well as a string, a model sits in public unless the contract puts it in a namespace block, and a comparison against a uuid column needs no param() outside fns.raw.
  • Transactions and prepared statements are unavailable on MongoDB rather than "PostgreSQL only" (SQLite has both). MongoDB's runtime.execute() serves update and delete commands only and throws RUNTIME.MONGO_STATISTICS_UNSUPPORTED for the rest. The RuntimeExecuteOptions table lists scope again. The nativeEnums example now uses the namespace and values the fixture has.
  • Raw queries: .returns() does accept a contract column, so the sentence saying it was a type error is gone. db.query.rawCommand() runs any raw command, not only aggregate. Temporal is global from Node.js 26.8.2.

Three claims the checkers could not settle from the source, left as written because they are PostgreSQL's own rules: distinctOn() columns must lead the orderBy() keys, a selected alias is rejected inside HAVING, and idle_in_transaction_session_timeout is the setting that ends an idle transaction. The Node.js 22.18 requirement for JSON import attributes and the esnext.disposable lib name are TypeScript and Node.js facts, also left as written.

Also on this branch, because #8261 landed while it was open: the coming-from-7 page gains one row for the rc.10 rule that a relation field and its foreign-key columns must agree on optionality (PSL_RELATION_NULLABILITY_MISMATCH), and cspell.json gains the two pinned anchors and two MongoDB operator names.

How it was checked

  • Four reader rounds, seven fresh Opus readers per round (one per page half), each followed by a fixer with the shared and page conventions and the rc.10 source. Rounds two to four ran with a "no longer than now" budget.
  • Two fact checks, one checker per page each time, claim by claim against the source.
  • check-plain.sh, cspell, and the docs link check pass on every page.

What a reviewer should know

  • The pipeline builder page grew by about 100 lines in round one, all examples readers asked for (redact(), unwind(), facet, bucket, the full fn.* helper list, the fourteen update operators). The other pages held their length.
  • Questions with no answer in the source, so the pages say nothing: setting a transaction isolation level, an atomic increment on PostgreSQL through the SQL builder, the error to retry a transaction on, and what releasing a manual connection without a commit does.
  • Two upstream gaps worth a ticket: the type of the tx that db.transaction() passes is not exported publicly (the page derives it with Parameters<...>), and there is no published list of type ids.
  • The reader reports and checker reports are in this branch's history at 13f900a; the last commit removes them.

Alternatives considered

  • Rename the plan variable in every example to built. Rejected: the pages say once that build() returns the built query and the examples call it plan, and 60 code blocks across four pages would have changed for no reader gain.
  • Add tags String[] and views Int to the pipeline page's schema so the array and numeric examples run as printed. Rejected for now: the schema mirrors the ORM client page's, and the examples say which field they assume.

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  • Documentation
    • Updated ORM references for SQL and MongoDB query builders, pipeline builders, raw queries, transactions, and runtime usage.
    • Clarified query execution, result handling, transaction timeouts and rollback behavior, prepared statements, decoding, errors, writes, updates, deletes, and upserts.
    • Added SQLite query-builder guidance and clarified PostgreSQL-specific features and streaming behavior.
    • Documented relation nullability mismatch errors and Prisma ORM 7 migration guidance.
    • Refreshed Prisma ORM 8 examples, terminology, contract workflows, and current query APIs.

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The coming-from-7 page gains one row: since 8.0.0-rc.10, contract emit reports PSL_RELATION_NULLABILITY_MISMATCH when a relation field and its foreign-key columns disagree on optionality.

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Banned-term pass on sql-query-builder, pipeline-builder, and transactions-and-runtime (raw-queries and index had none); renamed headings keep their old anchors. Then one checker per page against prisma/orm at 8.0.0-rc.10 (cfccb09be2). Corrections that change what the pages say: orderBy's nulls option never reaches the SQL; returning() also works on SQLite; the runtime comes from db.runtime(), and connect() is optional; the execute option scope only labels a query for middleware; pipeline results are decoded only through eight stages, so after lookup() or group() the whole row is raw; from() takes the roots-map name; several "not exercised" caveats were wrong because Prisma ORM's own tests do run them; MongoDB raw findOneAndUpdate rejects sort and returnDocument at the type level; bare interpolated values in raw SQL work in rc.10. The pages no longer claim their examples are transcribed from a test suite. Reports are in docs/orm-docs-audit/c21-orm-reference/, to be removed before merge.

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Seven readers, seven fixers, one per page half. Wording, order, and examples; facts unchanged except where a reader's question had a verified answer: contract defaults apply on SQL-builder insert(), no ON CONFLICT in the SQL builder, select() adds rather than replaces, the pipeline builder's full helper and update-operator lists, redact() and unwind() and the option-object stages shown, the client's binding forms and verifyMarker, the abort phases, PreparedExecution. The pipeline page grew by about 100 lines of examples readers asked for; the other pages held their length.

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Flat line budget. Definitions moved to first use (contract, runtime, binding, scope, the .node rule as a table), the type-id convention stated once per page with the common ids, expr() shown with its import, the MongoDB client created in the pipeline and raw examples, contract defaults dropped from insert examples, withTransaction() described by its real use. Facts unchanged except where a reader's question had a verified answer (build once and run once for generated defaults; .returns() takes a string or { codecId, nullable }, not a column; both raw aggregate routes pass an ObjectId through). Pages total 3,434 lines.

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Flat line budget, cutting preferred. Corrections that change what the pages say, each looked up in rc.10: in() and notIn() take an unbuilt subquery, the same as exists(); the type-id rule is pg/ plus the type name plus @1; every table is in public today; one non-listed pipeline stage anywhere makes the whole result raw; the abort phases are six values; match() takes MongoOrExpr.of([...]) for OR; the manual connection path is for statements outside a transaction; a prepared statement has no close(); param() binds a Temporal.Instant for a DateTime; releasing a manual connection needs a commit or rollback first. Pages total 3,423 lines.

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Last wording round, cutting preferred. Each rule now stated once: the joined-column rule, the distinctOn() ordering, the .node table (one copy near match(), one in the expression helpers), the type-id convention with the contract type named beside the PostgreSQL type. Facts changed only where a reader's question had a verified answer: annotate a raw fragment with the type PostgreSQL computes (pg/numeric@1 for EXTRACT), param() is for a value whose inferred id is not the column's, countBigInt() compares against a bigint, the tx.execute() result, a nullable entry in a .returnsRow() spec, the RUNTIME.RAW_ROW_COLUMN_MISSING and SqlQueryError.sqlState failures, sort() keeps findOneAndUpdate() available. Pages total 3,412 lines.

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Twenty-six corrections across four pages, each backed by a source file in prisma/orm at rc.10. Among them: the pipeline builder's callback project() has no 0 form, redact() takes the fn value itself, findOneAndUpdate() is offered only straight after match(), and update results carry upsertedCount and upsertedId only after an upsert insert; the SQL builder's limit() and offset() also take a numeric expression, .returns() takes { codecId, nullable }, and tables can sit in a namespace block; transactions and prepared statements are unavailable on MongoDB rather than PostgreSQL only, MongoDB's runtime.execute() serves update and delete commands only, and the RuntimeExecuteOptions table lists scope again.

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The documentation is updated for Prisma ORM 8. It revises ORM, SQL builder, MongoDB pipeline, raw-query, and runtime references. It also adds relation-nullability guidance and cspell entries.

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Reference orientation and migration notes
apps/docs/content/docs/orm/coming-from-prisma-orm-7.mdx, apps/docs/content/docs/orm/reference/index.mdx, apps/docs/cspell.json
The references describe ORM 8 query execution, naming, relation nullability errors, reference cards, and new dictionary terms.
MongoDB pipeline construction and execution
apps/docs/content/docs/orm/reference/pipeline-builder.mdx
The pipeline reference updates stage APIs, runtime execution, result decoding, expressions, accumulators, writes, errors, and raw commands.
Raw SQL and MongoDB query references
apps/docs/content/docs/orm/reference/raw-queries.mdx
The raw-query reference expands PostgreSQL parameter, result, transaction, and error guidance and documents MongoDB raw-command behavior.
SQL query builder contracts and operations
apps/docs/content/docs/orm/reference/sql-query-builder.mdx
The SQL builder reference documents ORM 8 setup, PostgreSQL and SQLite behavior, scopes, grouping, mutations, return types, parameters, and streaming.
Runtime lifecycle and transactions
apps/docs/content/docs/orm/reference/transactions-and-runtime.mdx
The runtime reference updates contract inputs, bindings, connection lifecycle, transactions, prepared execution, abort handling, telemetry, and result consumption.

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In `@apps/docs/content/docs/orm/reference/pipeline-builder.mdx`:
- Line 136: Update the pipeline-builder documentation at
apps/docs/content/docs/orm/reference/pipeline-builder.mdx:136-136 to explain
that undecoded results preserve native BSON values, making ObjectId conditional
on the stored or produced _id type; at
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fixed _id type guarantee after pipe(); and at
apps/docs/content/docs/orm/reference/raw-queries.mdx:210-210, clarify that only
stored ObjectId values are returned as ObjectId instances.

In `@apps/docs/content/docs/orm/reference/raw-queries.mdx`:
- Line 94: Update the Node.js version statement in the Temporal guidance to say
“Node.js 26 and later,” replacing the overly specific 26.8.2 reference while
preserving the earlier-version polyfill instructions.

In `@apps/docs/content/docs/orm/reference/sql-query-builder.mdx`:
- Line 1006: Update the AsyncIterableResult documentation around the
runtime.query(plan) examples to remove the claim that for await can begin
PostgreSQL row processing before the array is assembled. Explicitly state that
PostgreSQL loads all rows before iteration begins and recommend await for
PostgreSQL.
- Around line 389-390: Update the two orderBy expressions in the SQL query
builder example to use the in-scope nullable Post.embedding column instead of
Post.title, keeping the CASE-based nulls-last ordering and ascending secondary
order unchanged.

In `@apps/docs/content/docs/orm/reference/transactions-and-runtime.mdx`:
- Around line 519-527: Update both transaction examples around
connection.transaction() to wrap transaction.execute() and commit() in a nested
try/catch, roll back on every failure path, and release the connection only
after transaction cleanup completes; preserve the existing successful commit
behavior.
- Line 355: Update the transaction timeout guidance in the documentation
paragraph to distinguish idle session timeout from total transaction duration:
describe idle_in_transaction_session_timeout as applying only while waiting for
the next client command, mention transaction_timeout for total transaction
limits on PostgreSQL 17+, and retain signal for per-query limits.

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Raw MongoDB results keep each value as stored, so only an id MongoDB generated is an ObjectId. The nulls-last example sorts a nullable column. for await saves nothing on PostgreSQL, where every row is loaded first. idle_in_transaction_session_timeout ends an idle transaction and transaction_timeout caps its total length. The manual-control examples roll back on every failure path before releasing the connection. The landing page's raw-queries sentence is a full sentence.

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The page said the ORM client runs a query when you await it. That is true only of all(), createAll(), updateAll(), and deleteAll(), which return a result object; first(), create(), update(), upsert(), delete(), and aggregate() send the query when called. PostgreSQL and MongoDB now each have their own example and explanation instead of alternating sentence by sentence, and the section describing how the reference pages are organised is gone.

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…rence pages

The sentences saying what each page documents, that every method has a Remarks list, and that examples carry over between pages are gone. The raw-queries PostgreSQL section no longer ends with a MongoDB sentence.

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