Documents and arrays are represented as nodes. The nodes can be expanded or collapsed by clicking the node icon. 99 JSON View JSON View displays documents in JSON format. The navigation bar allows Connections pane to the Design pane. You can view the table data by clicking . 7. Drag and drop a node to another to create the join. 8. Configure the join type and join fields if necessary. 215 object privileges for the user, click to open the window and follow the steps below: 1. Expand the node in the tree view until reaching to the target object. 2. Check the object to show the grid on the

Documents and arrays are represented as nodes. The nodes can be expanded or collapsed by clicking the node icon. 102 JSON View JSON View displays documents in JSON format. The navigation bar Connections pane to the Design pane. You can view the table data by clicking . 7. Drag and drop a node to another to create the join. 8. Configure the join type and join fields if necessary. 209 for the user, click Add Privilege to open the window and follow the steps below: 1. Expand the node in the tree view until reaching to the target object. 2. Check the object to show the grid on the

Documents and arrays are represented as nodes. The nodes can be expanded or collapsed by clicking the node icon. JSON View JSON View displays documents in JSON format. The navigation bar allows you Connections pane to the Design pane. You can view the table data by clicking . 7. Drag and drop a node to another to create the join. 8. Configure the join type and join fields if necessary. 209 for the user, click Add Privilege to open the window and follow the steps below: 1. Expand the node in the tree view until reaching to the target object. 2. Check the object to show the grid on the

tables, views, etc.), or within a table (for columns, foreign keys, indexes, etc.). Right-click on the node (such as a database, schema, table, etc.) where the new object belongs, and select . A submenu requires you to fill in specific fields to establish the initial connection. Field Description Node Specify the node in the Couchbase cluster to connect to. Bucket Enter the name of the specific bucket within Overview DBeaver Lite User Guide 24.2.ea. Page 252 of 1010. Greenplum is a highly scalable, multi-node relational database system, primarily used for data warehousing and analytics. A key characteristic

tables, views, etc.), or within a table (for columns, foreign keys, indexes, etc.). Right-click on the node (such as a database, schema, table, etc.) where the new object belongs, and select . A submenu requires you to fill in specific fields to establish the initial connection. Field Description Node Specify the node in the Couchbase cluster to connect to. Bucket Enter the name of the specific bucket within Overview DBeaver Lite User Guide 24.1. Page 252 of 1008. Greenplum is a highly scalable, multi-node relational database system, primarily used for data warehousing and analytics. A key characteristic

can filter connections, schemas, tables, views, and procedures. A dots sign (...) next to the node`s name indicates that a filter is applied to its sub-nodes: There are several ways in which you the selected objects while hiding the rest To reset such filters, right-click the parent (folder) node displaying the dots sign , and then click (...) Filter -> . Clear filter DBeaver User Guide 23 tree, right-click the object. For information about context menu items of all objects under the node of the tree, please see . The context menus of other Connections Database Navigator nodes in the

can filter connections, schemas, tables, views, and procedures. A dots sign (...) next to the node`s name indicates that a filter is applied to its sub-nodes: There are several ways in which you the selected objects while hiding the rest To reset such filters, right-click the parent (folder) node displaying the dots sign , and then click (...) Filter -> . Clear filter DBeaver User Guide 22 tree, right-click the object. For information about context menu items of all objects under the node of the tree, please see . The context menus of other Connections Database Navigator nodes in the

can filter connections, schemas, tables, views, and procedures. A dots sign (...) next to the node`s name indicates that a filter is applied to its sub-nodes: There are several ways in which you the selected objects while hiding the rest To reset such filters, right-click the parent (folder) node displaying the dots sign , and then click (...) Filter -> . Clear filter DBeaver User Guide 22 tree, right-click the object. For information about context menu items of all objects under the node of the tree, please see . The context menus of other Connections Database Navigator nodes in the

them from the view. You can filter schemas, tables, views and procedures. A dots sign next to the node`s (...) name indicates that a filter is applied to its sub-nodes: There are several ways in which the selected objects while hiding the rest To reset such filters, right-click the parent (folder) node displaying the dots sign , and then click (...) Filter -> . Clear filter Filter Database Objects tree, right-click the object. For information about context menu items of all objects under the node of the tree, please see . The context menus of other Connections Database Navigator nodes in the

them from the view. You can filter schemas, tables, views and procedures. A dots sign next to the node`s (...) name indicates that a filter is applied to its sub-nodes: There are several ways in which the selected objects while hiding the rest To reset such filters, right-click the parent (folder) node displaying the dots sign , and then click (...) Filter -> . Clear filter Filter Database Objects tree, right-click the object. For information about context menu items of all objects under the node of the tree, please see . The context menus of other Connections Database Navigator nodes in the