Summary: The Tables page in the Neon Console is a visual, interactive editor powered by Drizzle Studio. It supports reading, inserting, updating, deleting, filtering, and exporting Postgres table data, plus managing schemas, views, enums, roles, and RLS policies without writing SQL. Choose this page over the SQL Editor when you want point-and-click record editing, column filtering, bulk deletion, or JSON/CSV export.

Use the Tables page to easily view, edit, and manage your data and schemas

The Tables page in the Neon Console offers a dynamic, visual interface for managing data and schemas. Fully interactive, this view lets you add, update, and delete records, filter data, modify columns, drop or truncate tables, export data in both .json and .csv formats, and manage schemas, tables, views, and enums.

Note: The Tables page is powered by a Drizzle Studio integration. For tracking updates, see Tables page enhancements and updates.

Edit individual entries directly within the table interface. Click on a cell to modify its contents. You don't have to press Enter (though you can). Just move your cursor to the next cell you want to modify. Click Save x changes when you're done.

Add new records to your tables using the Add record button.

A couple of things to note:

• You need to hit Enter for your input to register. When editing existing fields, you don't have to do this. But for new fields, if you tab to the next cell, you'll lose your input.
• You can leave DEFAULT fields untouched and the cell will inherit the right value based on your schema definition. For example, defaults for boolean fields are automatically applied when you click Save changes.

You can simplify your view by hiding (or showing) individual columns in the table. You're not modifying content here; deselect a checked column to hide it, and re-select the column to show it again. Your selections are saved as a persistent filter.

Filters let you store simplified views of your data that you can come back to later. You can use dropdown-filtering to select columns, conditions, and input text for the filter.

Each new filter is added as a View under your list of Tables.

Use the checkboxes to mark any unwanted records for deletion, or use the select-all checkbox for bulk deletion. Click Delete x records to complete the process.

You can also use the checkboxes to mark records for export. Select the records you want to include in your export, then choose Export selected... from the export dropdown.

Or just choose Export all... to download the entire contents of the table.

You can export to either JSON or CSV. You can also copy or export selected rows as SQL INSERT statements, and copy a table's CREATE TABLE statement to the clipboard.

Tip: Keyboard shortcuts

The Tables page supports keyboard shortcuts for common actions, including selecting all rows (Cmd/Ctrl + A), adding a row (Option/Alt + N), filtering (Option/Alt + F), and refreshing (Cmd/Ctrl + R).

In addition to managing data, you can manage your database schema directly from the Tables page. Schema management options include:

• Creating, altering, and dropping schemas
• Creating and altering tables
• Creating and altering views
• Creating enums
• Refreshing the database schema

You can create Postgres roles from the Tables page. Define a role name, select from a list of commonly granted privileges, set a password, and click Review and Create.

Neon role and privilege limitations apply. See Manage roles.

For more advanced privilege assignments, click the Add privilege link when creating a role to build your GRANT statements.

Neon role and privilege limitations apply. See Manage roles.

Create Postgres RLS policies using the templates provided. Templates like "based on user_id" restrict each user to their own rows. When using the Data API, access is matched to the auth.user_id() function.

The Database studio view makes it easy to explore your database objects (including schemas, tables, views, roles, and policies) all in one place.

To open the view, select Database studio from the Tables page:

Use the top navbar to navigate:

The Tables page in the Neon Console is powered by a Drizzle Studio integration. You can check the Drizzle Studio integration version in your browser by inspecting the Tables page. For example, in Chrome, right-click, select Inspect, and go to the Console tab to view the current Tables version. You can cross-reference this version with the Neon Drizzle Studio Integration Changelog to track updates.

If you see an error message on the Tables page, this could be due to a DNS resolution issue.

Please refer to DNS resolution issues for workarounds.

If it's not a DNS resolution issue, other troubleshooting steps you can try include:

• Refreshing the page: This can resolve temporary glitches.
• Clearing browser cache: Cached files might cause issues, so clearing the cache could help.
• Disabling browser extensions: Extensions may interfere with the page's functionality.
• Using a different browser or device: Check if the issue occurs on another browser or device.
• Trying incognito mode: Using an incognito window can help bypass issues related to cookies or extensions.

If the issue persists, please follow these steps to report the error:

1. Open a support ticket and provide a detailed description of what you were doing when the error occurred. Please include any screen captures or files that will help us reproduce the issue. We'll work with our partners at Drizzle to investigate and resolve the issue.
2. If you're on the Free plan, you can report the issue on Discord.

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