Hey @minhdc998, you should be able to remove the property from your model and then use the sequelize-cli to generate a migration in which you would write a table alter statement to remove it from the database.
There is supposed to be an alter property you can pass to the sync method which might attempt to do this for you, but I've had issues with it creating duplicate foreign key constraints, so I haven't used it much.
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Hey @minhdc998, you should be able to remove the property from your model and then use the sequelize-cli to generate a migration in which you would write a table alter statement to remove it from the database.
There is supposed to be an
alterproperty you can pass to the sync method which might attempt to do this for you, but I've had issues with it creating duplicate foreign key constraints, so I haven't used it much.