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Update quickstart for proper database default
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As I worked through the quickstart, I saw a disconnect between the docs sayin SQLite is the default and what I was seeing in app/config/database.php where mySQL is the default.
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joelclermont committed Jul 20, 2013
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To create a table to hold our data, we'll use the Laravel migration system. Migrations let you expressively define modifications to your database, and easily share them with the rest of your team.

First, let's configure a database connection. You may configure all of your database connections from the `app/config/database.php` file. By default, Laravel is configured to use SQLite, and an SQLite database is included in the `app/database` directory. If you wish, you may change the `driver` option to `mysql` and configure the `mysql` connection credentials within the database configuration file.
First, let's configure a database connection. You may configure all of your database connections from the `app/config/database.php` file. By default, Laravel is configured to use mySQL, and you will need to supply connection credentials within the database configuration file. If you wish, you may change the `driver` option to `sqlite` and it will use the SQLite database included in the `app/database` directory.

Next, to create the migration, we'll use the [Artisan CLI](/docs/artisan). From the root of your project, run the following from your terminal:

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