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The Definitions view lists schema objects beyond tables — enums, indexes, constraints, functions, triggers, and policies. It adapts to the database engine, showing only the object types that engine supports.

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Definition types

Enums / Sets

PostgreSQL ENUM types; MySQL SET/ENUM columns. Shows the name and allowed values.

Indexes

Indexed columns, index type (B-tree, Hash, GiST, …), and uniqueness.

Constraints

Foreign keys and table constraints (CHECK, UNIQUE), including referencing/referenced columns.

Policies

PostgreSQL RLS policies, MySQL table privileges, SQL Server security predicates, ClickHouse row policies.

Functions

Functions/procedures (PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server): signature, return type, language, body.

Triggers

Triggers (PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server): table, event, timing, and called function.
Functions and Triggers are not available for ClickHouse. Policies exist for all engines but mean different things per engine (see above).
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Open the Definitions tab

The sidebar shows the categories available for your database type.
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Choose a category

Click a category (e.g. Indexes) to list that object type for the selected schema.
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Switch schemas

Use the Schema dropdown at the top of the sidebar.
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Inspect an object

Click an item to expand its details inline — index columns, function bodies, policy rules, etc.