Tables

Tables are the basic building blocks of a diagram. Every diagram is made up of one or more tables and various objects related to those tables.

Each table consists of a set of columns that contain the information about the type of data stored in the table. Each column must be assigned a name, data type, and length. A table can also have a set of foreign keys, constraints, rules and indexes. Since columns, indexes, constraints, rules and triggers are defined for a specific table, they are treated as properties of that table in a database diagram.

With Database Designer for PostgreSQL you can:

Create a new table

Modify the table parameters

Modify multiple tables at once

Manage table columns

Manage table constraints

Manage table indexes

Manage table triggers

Manage table rules

See also:
Diagram Objects: Creating a Table | Table Editor | Table Manager | Column Manager | Index Editor | Constraint Editor | Trigger Editor | Rule Editor