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Database documentation tools for SQL teams

Q: What database documentation tools are available in DataPilot today?

DataPilot lets teams browse connections, schemas, tables, and columns, inspect comments, and work with documentation context next to SQL execution flows.

Q: Can I edit table or column comments from DataPilot?

Yes, when DDL permissions are enabled for your connection and governance policy.

Q: How does ERD relate to documentation workflows?

ERD exploration and catalog metadata are connected, helping teams move from structure discovery to SQL delivery with shared context.

Browse connections, schemas, tables, and column metadata in one place, then keep documentation close to scheduled exports and team handoffs.

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Supported databases: PostgreSQL, SQL Server, MySQL, Amazon Redshift. More databases are coming.

What you can do today

Browse connections, schemas, tables, and columns from the catalog.
Inspect table and column metadata while writing SQL.
Read and edit database comments when DDL permissions are enabled.

Comment editing depends on database permissions and governance settings.

Explore structure with ERD diagrams

Build ERD diagrams now by adding tables and discovering relationships. Use diagrams to speed up onboarding and cross-team knowledge transfer.

Go to ERD explorer

Catalog browsing for documentation

Jump between connections, filter schemas, and inspect tables or columns without leaving your workflow. Use the catalog when you need fast answers before scheduling exports.

Database catalog showing schemas, tables, columns, and native comments — DataPilot data catalog browsing tables and columns

Keep documentation close to exports and downloads

Documentation is most useful when it stays close to SQL execution, schedule configuration, and exported files. DataPilot keeps this loop connected so teams do not lose context.

See scheduled exports See the workspace