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# Rollback A Specific Migration Out Of Order
If you want to rollback the latest migration that is `up`, you can use:
```bash
$ rails db:rollback
```
It deals explicitly with the latest `up` migration and nothing else. Even if
you name a specific `VERSION`, it will still just rollback the one latest.
Instead, if you want to target a specific past migration for rollback, you'll
want the `db:migrate:down` command. You'll need to specify the version, which
is the timestamp number in the filename of the migration.
Here is what this looks like for a recent migration I had to rollback.
```bash
$ rails db:migrate:down VERSION=20210302171858
```
[source](https://stackoverflow.com/a/3647820/535590)