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SQL Metadata Tool
The SQL Metadata Tool allows authorized users to add, edit, and remove SQL schemas, tables, and columns. (Available as of version 17.29)
Edit a schema
Edit a SQL schema or self-schema.

SQL Metadata Tool
The SQL Metadata Tool allows authorized users to add, edit, and remove SQL schemas, tables, and columns. (Available as of version 17.29)
- Schemas
  The Schemas tab of the SQL Metadata Tool allows you to create and modify a schema or a self-schema.
- Auto-populate
  The Auto-populate tab of the SQL Metadata Tool allows you to autopopulate a SQL schema with one or more SQL tables and add the pathnames of the underlying 1010data tables.
- Tables
  The Tables tab of the SQL Metadata Tool allows you to create and modify tables for your schema.
- Columns
  The Columns tab of the SQL Metadata Tool allows you to create and modify column metadata for the table.
- Order
  The Order tab of the SQL Metadata Tool allows you to modify the order of the current SQL table.
- Keys
  The Keys tab of the SQL Metadata Tool allows you to add one or more columns as keys to the SQL table.
- Foreign
  The Foreign tab of the SQL Metadata Tool allows you to add one or more columns of a foreign table as a foreign key to the SQL table.
- Views
  The Views tab of the SQL Metadata Tool allows you to create and modify views for your schema.
- Settings
  The Settings tab of the SQL Metadata Tool allows you to determine how you want the SQL Metadata Tool to analyze and import 1010data tables and columns.
- Create a schema
  Create an empty SQL schema or self-schema in which to add tables.
- Edit a schema
  Edit a SQL schema or self-schema.
- Auto-populate a schema
  The SQL Metadata Tool allows you to auto-populate a schema with one or more underlying 1010data tables or Quick Queries.
- Add a table to a schema
  Add a table to a specified schema.
- Add a Quick Query to a schema
  Add a 1010data Quick Query to a specified schema.
- Add columns to a table
- Modify column metadata in a table
  You can modify column metadata after the SQL Metadata Tool analyzes the table.
- Create a view
  Create a view in a schema or self-schema.

Edit a schema

Edit a SQL schema or self-schema.

You may need to edit a SQL schema to add users and/or admins to the schema. If you have created a self-schema, you will be the only one with user or admin access. You will need to edit it to allow others user or administrator access.

Note: The examples throughout this section use the default SQL database catalog tenten.

Navigate to the Schemas tab.
In the Schema name drop-down list, select the schema to edit.
Add or edit the Description, if desired.
Add or delete Users to/from the schema.
To add a user, enter the user ID of the user and press Enter (PC) or Return (Mac). To delete a user, click the Close () icon next to the user name.

The Save changes to this schema button appears if you make any changes to the schema.
Click Save changes to this schema.
Two User IDs are added as Users and Admins of the schema.