Pipelines
Pipelines list
The Schema Pipelines page lists every Pipeline in your organization, newest first. Start here to create a Pipeline or to open one you are working on.
In the app: Data Model › Pipelines
What each card shows¶
| Part of the card | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Pipeline name | Click it to open the mapping editor. |
| Description | Shown when you gave one. |
Source: … → Destination: … |
The source schemas and the destination schema. |
N tables / N columns |
How much the Pipeline maps. |
| Status | Mapping In Progress or Finalized. |
Drift detected |
A source table, view, or column the Pipeline maps no longer exists. Hover for the last sync time. See Keep a Pipeline in sync with its source. |
| Date | When the Pipeline was created. |
Each card has three icon buttons:
Edit pipeline settingsopens theUpdate Pipelinedialog. See Re-run a Pipeline.View table mappingsopens the mapping editor.Delete pipelinedeletes the Pipeline after you confirm.
If you have no Pipelines yet, the page says so and points you to New Schema Pipeline.
Create a Pipeline¶
Click New Schema Pipeline. A three-step dialog walks you through sources, tables, and optional AI naming. See Create a Pipeline.
Delete a Pipeline¶
- Click
Delete pipelineon the card. - Read the
Delete Pipelineconfirmation. The message depends on the status:- Mapping In Progress: the Pipeline’s mappings and configuration are removed.
- Finalized: the destination schema and its tables are not deleted. They stay as an independent schema.
- Click
Delete.
Note: Deleting a Pipeline removes its mappings and load configuration. The destination schema, its tables, and any load procedures already added to it stay. Delete the destination schema separately if you no longer need it.
Read-only organizations¶
If your organization is read-only, New Schema Pipeline, Edit pipeline settings, and Delete pipeline are disabled. You can still open and read every Pipeline. See Account states and read-only mode.