1 Table of Contents Chapter 1 - Introduction 4 About Navicat Data Modeler 4 Installation 5 Registration 6 Migration / Upgrade 7 End-User License Agreement 7 Chapter 2 - User Interface Trace Logs 84 Log Files 84 4 Chapter 1 - Introduction About Navicat Data Modeler Navicat Data Modeler is a powerful and easy-to-use GUI tool for creating and manipulating database models print models to files, etc. Navicat Data Modeler is available on three platforms - Microsoft Windows, macOS and Linux. Here are some highlights of Navicat Data Modeler: • Create and manipulate c

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78 Maintain Objects 79 Redis 80 Databases 80 Data 80 Chapter 6 - Data Viewer 81 About Data Viewer 81 RDBMS 81 RDBMS Data Viewer 81 Use Navigation Bar 81 Edit Records 82 Replace Records 88 Filter Records 90 Manipulate Raw Data 90 Format Data View 91 View Field Comments 92 MongoDB 93 MongoDB Data Viewer 93 Use Navigation Bar 93 Grid View 94 Tree Tree View 100 JSON View 102 Sort / Find / Replace Documents 102 Redis 105 Redis Data Viewer 105 Use Navigation Bar 105 Edit Keys 106 Sort Keys 106 Search Keys 107 Assistant Editors

76 Maintain Objects 77 Redis 78 Databases 78 Data 78 Chapter 6 - Data Viewer 79 About Data Viewer 79 RDBMS 79 RDBMS Data Viewer 79 Use Navigation Bar 79 Edit Records 80 Replace Records 86 Filter Records 88 Manipulate Raw Data 89 Format Data View 89 View Field Comments 91 MongoDB 91 MongoDB Data Viewer 91 Use Navigation Bar 92 Grid View 93 Tree Tree View 98 JSON View 100 Sort / Find / Replace Documents 100 Redis 103 Redis Data Viewer 103 Use Navigation Bar 103 Edit Keys 104 Sort Keys 105 Search Keys 105 Assistant Editors

76 Maintain Objects 77 Redis 78 Databases 78 Data 78 Chapter 6 - Data Viewer 79 About Data Viewer 79 RDBMS 79 RDBMS Data Viewer 79 Use Navigation Bar 79 Edit Records 80 Replace Records 86 Filter Records 88 Manipulate Raw Data 89 Format Data View 89 View Field Comments 90 MongoDB 90 MongoDB Data Viewer 90 Use Navigation Bar 91 Grid View 92 Tree Tree View 97 JSON View 99 Sort / Find / Replace Documents 99 Redis 102 Redis Data Viewer 102 Use Navigation Bar 102 Edit Keys 103 Sort Keys 104 Search Keys 104 Assistant Editors

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