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## Administering Galaxy: upgrading and downgrading the database
To initialize an empty database (or create a new SQLite database) start Galaxy. To upgrade or downgrade an existing database, you'll need to use the `manage_db.sh` script, which is the recommended way to interact with Galaxy's database schema migration system.
To initialize an empty database (or create a new SQLite database) start Galaxy. However, this approach is safe only if booting to a single process. A better approach is to use the [*init*](#init) command: `manage_db.sh init`.
To upgrade or downgrade an existing database, you'll need to use the `manage_db.sh` script, which is the recommended way to interact with Galaxy's database schema migration system.
## manage_db.sh