documentation/getting-started/web-console/schema-explorer.md
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The Schema Explorer is the navigation panel on the left side of the Web Console that helps you browse and understand your database structure. It provides a hierarchical view of all tables and materialized views with detailed information about their columns, data types, storage configuration, and relationships.
You can toggle the Schema Explorer by using the database icon on the left.
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The Schema Explorer displays database objects in an expandable tree structure. When you expand a table or materialized view, the following information is available:
All table columns are displayed with their names and data types, each represented by type-specific icons:
:::tip Table and materialized view icons visually indicate key storage details such as partitioning and WAL status. Hover over these icons to see detailed information including partitioning strategy, ordering configuration, and WAL status, allowing you to quickly assess critical storage details without expanding the full table structure. :::
For materialized views, shows the underlying source tables
Right-clicking on any table or materialized view opens a context menu with the following actions: <Screenshot alt="Table context menu for quick actions" src="images/docs/console/table-context-menu.webp" height={614} width={383}
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:::info When a materialized view is invalid, a warning icon is shown to the right of the materialized view name. You can see the invalidation reason by hovering over the icon. :::
You can navigate in the tree view using arrow keys, Home, End, Page Up, and Page Down.
The toolbar provides essential actions for filtering, managing, and interacting with your database objects.
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Type to filter tables and materialized views by name.
When tables have suspended WAL operations, an error icon with a count of suspended tables appears. Click to filter and show only suspended tables.