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System Tables

1. System Tables

System tables are included out-of-the-box with your Cinchy platform, and can be used to track and manage a variety of data.
Some examples of system tables
You can easily query for a list of your system tables using the below:
SELECT [Name]
FROM [Cinchy].[Tables]
WHERE [Deleted] IS NULL
AND [Domain] = 'Cinchy'
The system tables included are:
  • Applets: This system table manages a list of all your integrated applications
  • Data Experience Definitions: This is a system table for managing data experience definitions
  • Data Experience References: This is a system table for managing reference data for data experiences
  • Data Experience Release Artifacts: This is a system table for maintaining data experience release artifacts
  • Data Experience Releases: This is a system table for maintaining data experience releases
  • Data Security Classifications: This is a system table for maintaining data security classifications
  • Data Sync Configurations: This system table manages a list of all your data sync configurations.
  • Domains: This system table manages a list of all the domains in your instance.
  • Execution Log: This system table tracks the execution logs of data syncs
  • Formatting Rules: This system table manages your formatting rules
  • Groups: System table for managing all groups
  • Literal Groups: This system table maintains a list of groups
  • Literal Translations: This system table maintains a list of literal translations
  • Literals: This system table maintains a list of literals
  • Regions: This system table maintains a list of regions
  • Saved Queries: This system table manages a list of all user saved queries that can be exposed via the REST API
  • System Colours: System table for maintaining colours
  • Table Access Control: This system table maintains a list of all table access controls in your instance
  • Table Columns: This system table manages a list of all the system column definitions
  • Tables: This system table manages a list of all the tables in your instance.
  • User Defined Functions: This system table manages a list of all your user defined functions
  • Users: System table for managing all user information including enabling/disabling the ability to create tables, queries, etc.
  • Views: This system table manages a list of all the views in your instance.