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Data Browser

The Data Browser shows your tables as editable grids. It reads through the same Driver your app uses, so what you see matches production shape.

Browse rows

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  1. Open Studio (mountsqli dev).
  2. Pick a table from the sidebar.
  3. View rows in a grid; page with the controls.

Filter and sort

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Use the column headers to sort, and the filter box to scope rows. Under the hood this builds the same QueryPlan your builder would.

Edit data

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  • Insert a row with the add button.
  • Edit a cell inline and save.
  • Delete a row with the row action.

Best practices

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  • Use the browser to verify a migration’s result quickly.
  • Don’t use it as a production admin panel — it’s a dev tool.

Common mistakes

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  • Editing data expecting it to generate a migration (it doesn’t).
  • Forgetting RLS may block edits if enforcement is on.
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