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# Database editor

UI Bakery allows you to manage your *hosted databases* all in one place. You can click *Database* at the bottom of the workspace menu or click on the *Database Editor* tab from the Builder to open the editor.

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There, you can see a list of all your hosted databases in the dropdown in the header and you can select the database you want to manage. All the databases *created during Custom App generation* are also displayed in the list.

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## Working with the editor

The Database editor allows you to:

* Create and delete databases
* Make changes to database tables: add new tables, duplicate, edit, and delete existing ones
* Add new rows to the tables
* Import your data in the CSV format
* Add filtering to the tables

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Access to databases is based on data source permissions.
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