Wappler documentation
Database Manager
Connect a database, design tables and relationships, and inspect records.
Use this hub when you are working on database structure or live data. Start with the quick overview for the panel map, use Connections, Schema, and Live Data for the practical workflow, or open recipes and reference when you already know the job.
Start here
Database Manager: Quick OverviewGet a quick overview of Database Manager: what it is, where to find it, and how it fits in your workflow.Connections, Schema, and Live DataA practical Database Manager workflow for verifying the connection, exploring schema, and separating structure changes from live data work.Create and Manipulate Database SchemasUse every current Database Manager creation and manipulation path: connections, tables, fields, relations, document structures, data, seeds, templates, and refresh actions.Database Manager ReferenceExtended reference tour for Database Manager: full UI layout, toolbar actions, Basic/Advanced modes, properties/options, and table context actions exposed in the manager UI.
Core Database Manager paths
Database tasksConnect a database, inspect records and create tables and relationships.Migrations, Change History, and Target StrategyComplete migration reference for generation, apply, rollback, inspection, recovery, and deployment across targets.Seeds, Templates, and Change HistoryUse the Database Manager context actions for seeds, templates, and migration history so schema work stays reusable and trackable.Database Manager Context ActionsA focused bridge for the context actions around database structure work so you know where relation, schema, and follow-up editor tasks connect.
Focused Database Manager tours
Editing Database DataWork safely with live table rows in Database Manager: open a table, edit values, and understand when changes affect data instead of schema.Creating Sub TablesModel nested one-to-many data with sub tables, understand what Wappler generates, and know how that structure feeds nested queries later.Using Multi ReferencesMany-to-many relations in Database Manager: understand the junction table a multi reference represents, and when it fits better than a simple reference.