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SchemaMap documentation

Start exploring a database schema: demo, foreign key navigation, tasks, views, sheets, import and safe assistant connections.

SchemaMap 0.14.0 · Updated · The editor uses Russian UI labels, shown as written.

    Where to start

    SchemaMap explores an existing database structure and saves a focused map for a particular investigation. Start with the public shop demo; no registration or database connection is required. The demo supports table search and relationships. Open the application to save your own work.

    1. Follow Getting started.
    2. Learn navigation and sheet membership.
    3. Create a task, view and sheet in the application.
    4. Import your own metadata or connect an assistant with appropriate permissions.

    Chapters and search

    The contents list includes every chapter. Search on each page matches public titles and summaries locally. It does not query your database. Without JavaScript, follow the ordinary contents links.

    Reporting a problem

    Use the existing «Обсуждения» (Discussions) in your area when a responsible assistant is connected, or send a report to the owner who provided access. Include the application version, steps and expected result. Omit source credentials, channel proof and confidential data. A separate public support address is not advertised.

    Areas, tasks, views and sheets

    Organize investigations of one database: shared area structure, task plan and journal, semantic views and independent sheets.

    Plan a task’s future structure

    Show future tables, columns, relationships and indexes alongside the source structure. A task-wide plan does not execute migrations.

    Collaboration and roles

    Shared areas, owner/editor/viewer permissions, context handoff and separate membership in private discussions.

    Import, synchronize and export

    Supported inputs include MySQL metadata through the server adapter and schema.json/view.json; learn PNG/SVG export and portability limits.

    Data, access and boundaries

    Understand stored metadata, what assistants see, and access boundaries for attachments, areas, OAuth and channels.

    SchemaMap glossary

    Definitions of area, task, view, sheet, FK, JOIN, ghost, plan, revision and MCP.