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Schema Visualizer

See your database as an entity-relationship diagram of tables, columns, and foreign-key relationships you can search, rearrange, and export.

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Export tables and query results to CSV, JSON, or SQL, with control over whether filters apply.

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Charts

Turn query results into bar, line, area, pie, or scatter charts without leaving Dora.

Any result set in the SQL Console can be visualized as a chart. Run a query, then open the chart view from the results toolbar.

Build a chart

Dora suggests a sensible chart configuration from your result columns, which you can adjust:

  • Chart type: bar, line, area, pie, or scatter.
  • X axis: pick a category, date, or numeric column.
  • Y axis: one or more numeric columns (add several series).
  • Aggregation: sum, average, or count.
  • Group by: an optional column for multi-series grouping.

The chart updates live as you change the configuration.

Some chart types have requirements: a pie chart uses a single Y column, and a scatter plot needs numeric X and Y columns. Line and area charts read best with a time or numeric X axis.

Write a query that returns exactly the shape you want to chart, for example a GROUP BY with a count, and the result maps directly onto the axes. You can export the rendered chart as a PNG image.

Schema Visualizer

See your database as an entity-relationship diagram of tables, columns, and foreign-key relationships you can search, rearrange, and export.

Export

Export tables and query results to CSV, JSON, or SQL, with control over whether filters apply.

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