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Basic Operations
Tables
Columns
Schemas
Apply Changes
Schema Templates
Field Templates
Table Templates
Column Type Restrictions
Change
Schema Editor
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Copy page
Schema Editor provides a visual interface for modifying database structures without writing SQL.
Getting Started
Access Schema Editor by:
Creating a new plan:
CI/CD
>
Plans
>
New Plan
> Select
Schema Migration
From database page:
Database
>
Databases
> Select database >
Edit Schema
Basic Operations
Tables
Create
: Click
New Table
or use
···
menu next to a schema
Duplicate
: Click the copy button on any table row
Delete
: Click
···
>
Drop table
(use
Restore
to undo)
Rename
: Available for newly created tables only
Columns
Add
: Select table > Click
Add Column
> Configure properties
Modify
: Click on existing columns to edit properties
Schemas
Use the
···
menu on database/schema rows to create, drop, or restore schemas.
Apply Changes
Click
Preview Issue
to review generated SQL and create a change issue.
Schema Templates
Create reusable components for consistent database design. Configure templates in
Settings
>
Schema Template
.
Field Templates
Pre-defined columns that can be added to any table.
Create
: Add Field Template > Configure properties > Create
Use
: In Schema Editor, select table > Add from template
Table Templates
Complete table structures with predefined columns.
Create
: Add Table Template > Define structure > Create
Use
: In Schema Editor, select database > Add from template
Column Type Restrictions
Limit available column types to enforce standards.
Go to Column Type Restriction > Select “Allow limited types”
Remove unwanted types from the allowed list
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