Workspace reference
The workspace opens at /data-hub for a service, reached with Open Data Hub from the module card.
Across the top
Section titled “Across the top”| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Back | Returns to the service |
| Engine | Engine settings for the data layer |
| Help | The in-product help overlay |
| Connections n | The connections tab, with a count |
| Links n | The relationship canvas, with a count |
| Views n | Saved views, with a count |
| + Create View | Starts the view wizard from anywhere |
Connections tab
Section titled “Connections tab”The sidebar lists what this service is linked to.
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| + | Opens the Add Connection wizard |
| Sources n | Connections created or linked by hand |
| Form Tables n | The generated connection built from this service’s forms |
| Search connections | Filters the list |
| Delete | Removes a connection from the workspace |
Each connection shows a status dot, its name, its type, and the colour set when it was created.
Selecting one shows its header — name, type, Online or Offline, and Edit — and its tables.
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Enable / Disable | Exposes or hides one table for this service |
| Show All / Hide All | Applies to every table at once |
Table explorer
Section titled “Table explorer”Selecting an exposed table opens it on the right.
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Cache settings | How fresh this dataset should be |
| Refresh | Re-reads the table, ignoring the cache |
| Export | Downloads the current result, filters included |
| Search all columns | Free-text filter across everything |
| Sort by | Orders the results |
| Columns n/n | Chooses which columns are shown |
| Column types | Shows the type of each column |
| Type history | How column types have changed over time |
| Rows | Page size — 25, 50, 100, or 250 |
| + Add column filter | Builds a condition on one column |
Above the grid, Quick Stats gives row count, column count, and when the data was last read, and a line states the cache behaviour in plain terms.
Writeback Lab
Section titled “Writeback Lab”At the bottom of the explorer, for changing data rather than reading it. It carries a Supported badge when the connector allows writeback.
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Insert Template | Generates an INSERT for this table |
| Update Template | Generates an UPDATE |
| Delete Template | Generates a DELETE |
| Unified mutation SQL | The statement, with named parameters |
| Parameters | A JSON object supplying the values |
Links tab
Section titled “Links tab”| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Undo / Redo | Steps through canvas changes |
| + / − | Zoom |
| Reset View | Returns to the default position and zoom |
| Auto Layout | Arranges the table cards |
| Relationships n | How many are recorded |
| History | Previous relationship changes |
| Auto-Detect Links | Proposes relationships from the sources |
| Commit n | Saves pending changes, with a count |
| OVERVIEW | A minimap of the canvas |
Views tab
Section titled “Views tab”| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| History | Previous versions of the views |
| Save | Saves pending changes |
| + | Starts the view wizard |
| Search views | Filters the list |
Each view shows its name, its version, and a LIVE badge once saved.
The Create a Custom View wizard runs in four steps: Select Data, Choose Fields, Filter & Sort, and Name & Save.
Add Connection wizard
Section titled “Add Connection wizard”Three modes across the top.
| Mode | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Data Sources | Databases and services from the connector catalogue |
| File Upload | A CSV, XLSX, or XLS file up to 50 MB |
| External API | A guided flow for API-backed sources |
Under Data Sources, connectors are grouped as Self Hosted, Cloud, and Custom, and Link Existing lists platform sources you can attach without creating anything.
The connection form itself carries the connector’s fields plus a Connection Name, a Connection Color, Advanced refresh settings, and two buttons: Test Connection and Create & Link.
Related
Section titled “Related”Connector catalogue lists what each connector needs. Permissions covers which of these controls need elevated access.
