Schema Editor provides a spreadsheet-like editor to view and edit database structure. Users first use the Schema Editor to prepare the schema changes, then those changes will be converted into SQL statements and go through the change workflow. Schema Editor also supports the use of templates for fields and tables. Templates can be pre-defined at the workspace level and can be used to save time and ensure consistency when creating new schema entities. See Schema Template for more details.

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Schema Editor Entry

Select a certain project and go to Database -> Databases in the left-side menu. Select one of the databases and click Edit Schema.

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Create Table / Schema

To create a new table, select a database and click the New Table button on top of the Edit Schema page. Enter table name and Create. You can also create a new table by clicking the ··· button by a schema, then click the New table button and enter your Table Name. Click the Create button, and you’ll have created a table under this schema. Similarly, you can click the ··· button on the database row to create a new schema under it. By clicking on the copy button on the table’s row, you can replicate this table.

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Drop or Restore Table / Schema

To drop an existing table / schema, click the ··· button on the corresponding row of the database / schema list, and click the Drop table / Drop Schema button. Then this table / schema will be crossed out. Click on the ··· button of a table or schema you just dropped, and you can Restore it.

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Alter Table

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Add Column

To Add a new column, click on a table and click the Add Column button on top of table detail page. Enter attributes for this column: Name, Type, Default, etc.

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Rename new Table

For newly created tables, you can Rename in the left-side list.

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Preview Issue

After your schema editing, Click the Preview Issue at bottom right, and you’ll be redirected to the issue creating page with generated SQL statement.