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This will create a new resource group, and create the PostgreSQL Flexible server inside that group.
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1. Because th example Python scripts provided read confiruation variables from a .env file located in the directory from where you invoke the scripts, once the deployment is complete, run this command to copy the `azd` environment variables into your local `.env`:
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1. The example Python scripts look for configuration variables from a `.env` file located in the directory from where you invoke the scripts. You can easily create a file with the correct variables for your PostgreSQL server by running this command that copies the `azd` environment variables into your local `.env`:
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```shell
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azd env get-values > .env
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python examples/sqlalchemy_async.py
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Note that each of the script starts off with a `CREATE EXTENSION vector;` command, which will install the pgvector extension into the database. Once you run that once in a given database, you do not need to run it again for the exact same database.
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Note that each of the script starts off with a `CREATE EXTENSION vector;` command, which will install the pgvector extension into the database. Once you run that once in a given database, you do not need to run it again for that particular database.
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## Example scripts
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