Debug slow queries from Prisma Studio and preview migrations in Prisma Next
Query Insights now lives inside Prisma Studio, so you can inspect slow queries next to the data you are browsing.
Prisma Next adds backward cursor pagination, a migration preview command, and a published version support policy. Prisma ORM speeds up type-checking and tightens credential file permissions.
Highlights
NewQuery Insights is now built into Prisma Studio
Checking slow queries used to mean leaving Prisma Studio for a separate view. Prisma Studio now has a Queries view of its own, so you can inspect query performance next to the data you are browsing. The SQL view also validates AI-generated SQL before it shows it to you.
Shipped in prisma/studio#1515.
Prisma Next
Prisma Next adds backward cursor pagination, migration previews, and a published version support policy.
Note: Prisma Next is in Early Access. Scope and behavior may still change.
- Prisma Next
orderByitems exposereverse()for backward cursor pagination. (prisma/prisma-next#671) - Prisma Next
migration --showpreviews the migration path before you apply it. (prisma/prisma-next#735) - Prisma Next publishes a version support policy covering Node.js 24, TypeScript 5.9, PostgreSQL 17, and MongoDB 8.0. (prisma/prisma-next#659)
Preview a migration before applying it:
prisma migration --showRead the Prisma Next docs for the migration workflow.
Prisma Studio
Prisma Studio makes query details copyable and fixes SQL view schema selection.
- Prisma Studio now lets you copy a query's details straight from the Query Details panel. (prisma/studio#1520)
- The Prisma Studio SQL view runs against the schema you select. (prisma/studio#1518)
Prisma ORM
Prisma ORM speeds up type-checking and tightens credential storage.
- Prisma ORM type-checking is faster on large generated client types. (prisma/prisma#29592)
- Prisma ORM stored platform auth credentials now use stricter file permissions. (prisma/prisma#29568)
Need help applying these changes in production? Prisma Enterprise Support can help with schema design, performance, security, and compliance.