Tables & Schemas

• Required — When enabled, the slash command will require this field. When disabled, the field is optional and can be left blank.

You can edit a table after creation from the dashboard. Go to your table and click Edit Table.

• Add columns — New columns are added to the end of the schema. Existing rows get a null value for the new column until updated.
• Rename columns — Changes the display name shown in the dashboard and in bot replies. The option name members type stays the same.
• Remove columns — Removes the column from the table and its slash commands.

Existing column keys and types are locked once a table is created. To change a column's type, add a new column and remove the old one.

After saving changes, CordBase re-registers the slash commands with Discord. This takes a few seconds to propagate.

Each table has three permission levels that can be assigned to Discord roles:

• Read — Can use query, view, saved-view and leaderboard to view data.
• Write — Includes Read permissions plus add and update on any row.
• Admin — Full access including delete, bulk-update, and bulk-delete. Bulk commands need a Pro or Team plan.

Until you assign roles to a table, every member can run all of its commands, including delete. Once you assign any role, members without one of the listed roles can't use the table at all, so give Read to a role every member has if the table should stay public. Discord administrators can always run everything.