Manage schemas within zones, logical groupings for tables and views.
## Overview The Schemas page provides an interface for creating and managing schemas, the logical groupings that organize tables and views within a data zone. Data engineers and platform administrators use this page to establish the namespace hierarchy (zone, schema, table) that governs how objects are addressed in SQL queries and pipeline definitions. Each schema belongs to exactly one zone and acts as a container for related tables. By organizing tables into well-named schemas, teams enforce separation of concerns (staging, curated, presentation) and simplify access-control policies that operate at the schema level. ## Key Features - **Schema creation and management.** Create new schemas, rename existing ones, and remove schemas that are no longer needed. Each schema requires a unique name within its parent zone. - **Schema-to-zone assignment.** Assign every schema to a parent zone at creation time. The zone determines the underlying storage path and workspace association for all tables within the schema. - **Table listing per schema.** Browse the complete list of tables and views registered under a selected schema. The listing displays table names, row counts, last-modified timestamps, and format details, providing a quick inventory of schema contents. ## Workflow 1. Navigate to the Schemas page from the Configuration sidebar. 2. Select the target zone that will contain the new schema. 3. Click the add schema button and provide a unique schema name. 4. Save the schema. It now appears in the catalog tree under its parent zone. 5. Expand the schema entry to view its table listing and verify that expected tables are present. 6. Edit or remove schemas as the data architecture evolves.