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Table Inspector

The table inspector shows the full structural details of a table — columns, keys, indexes, and constraints — all in one place.

  1. Click a table in the schema browser.
  2. The inspector panel displays the table’s metadata.

Each column shows:

  • Name and data type
  • Nullability — whether the column accepts NULL values
  • Default value — the default expression, if one is set
  • Primary key badge — marks columns that are part of the primary key
  • Foreign key badge — marks columns that reference another table, with the referenced table name

The inspector lists all indexes on the table with:

  • Index name
  • Columns included in the index
  • Uniqueness — whether the index enforces uniqueness
  • Type — B-tree, hash, GIN, GiST, or other index types

View CHECK constraints, UNIQUE constraints, and exclusion constraints defined on the table.

Drag a table from the schema browser or inspector onto the canvas to create a table node. The node shows the same column and key information in a compact visual format, useful for building analysis workflows.