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Cinchy v5.8
Cinchy v5.8
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          • Single Sign-On (SSO) integration
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        • Disable your Kubernetes applications
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  • Guides for using Cinchy
    • User Guide
      • Data Browser overview
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        • Personal access tokens
      • Table features
      • Data management
      • Queries
      • Version management
        • Versioning best practices
      • Commentary
    • Builder Guide
      • Best practices
      • Create tables
        • Attach files
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          • Cinchy DXD CLI reference
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      • Monitor and Log on Kubernetes
        • Grafana
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      • System properties
      • Enable Data At Rest Encryption (DARE)
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  • API Guide
    • API overview
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  • CQL
    • Overview
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        • Cinchy DML statements
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      • Cinchy supported functions
        • Cinchy functions
        • Cinchy system values
        • Cinchy User Defined Functions (UDFs)
          • Table-valued functions
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        • Conversion functions
        • Date and Time types and functions
          • Return System Date and Time values
          • Return Date and Time parts
          • Return Date and Time values from their parts
          • Return Date and Time difference values
          • Modify Date and Time values
          • Validate Date and Time values
        • Logical functions
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        • String functions
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          • OGC methods on Geometry & Geography instances
          • Extended methods on Geometry & Geography instances
        • Full Text Search functions
        • Connections functions
        • JSON functions
    • CQL functions reference list
  • Meta-Forms
    • Introduction
    • Install Meta-Forms
      • Deploy Meta-Forms (Kubernetes)
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    • Forms data types
    • Meta-Forms Builder Guide
      • Create a dynamic meta-form with tables
      • Create a dynamic meta-form example with Form Designer
      • Add links to a form
      • Rich text editing in forms
  • Data syncs
    • Get started with data syncs
    • IIS installation
      • Install Connections
      • Install the Worker/Listener
      • Install the Connections CLI
    • Build data syncs
      • Data sync types
      • Design patterns
      • Sync actions
      • Columns and mappings
        • Calculated column examples
      • Advanced settings
        • Filters
        • Variables
        • Auth requests
        • Request headers
        • Post sync scripts
        • Pagination
      • Batch data sync example
      • Real-time sync example
      • Schedule a data sync
      • Connection functions
    • Data sync sources
      • Cinchy Event Broker/CDC
        • Cinchy Event Broker/CDC XML config example
      • Cinchy Table
        • Cinchy Table XML config example
      • Cinchy Query
        • Cinchy Query XML config example
      • Copper
      • DB2 (query and table)
      • Dynamics 2015
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        • Binary file
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        • Excel
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      • Kafka Topic
        • Kafka Topic example config
        • Apache AVRO data format
      • LDAP
      • MongoDB collection
        • MongoDB collection source example
      • Mongo event
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      • MS SQL Server (query and table)
      • ODBC Query
      • Oracle (query and table)
      • Polling event
        • Polling event example config
      • REST API
      • REST API (Cinchy event)
      • SAP SuccessFactors
      • Salesforce Object (Bulk API)
      • Salesforce platform event
      • Salesforce push topic
      • Snowflake
        • Snowflake source example config
      • SOAP 1.2 web service
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    • Data sync destinations
      • Cinchy Table
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      • Dynamics
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      • MS SQL Server table
      • Oracle table
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      • Snowflake table
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    • Real-time sync stream sources
      • The Listener Config table
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      • Salesforce Platform Event
    • CLI commands list
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  • Views
  • Filters
  • Column display
  • Sorting
  • Scrolling
  • Row height
  • Freeze or unfreeze rows or columns
  1. Guides for using Cinchy
  2. User Guide

Table features

There are several table features that can be used to better view, collaborate and analyze the data in Cinchy tables.

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Views

When you first create a table, a default view called All Data will be created for you under Manage Data. Cinchy builders can create different views for users to manage their data in Cinchy where Views can be filtered and/or sorted according to the requirements.

To switch between views, select the view from the left navigation toolbar under Manage Data (Image 1).

Filters

Users can filter data in a view for one or more columns. Filters persist when users navigate from one view to another. The number of filter criteria is identified against the filter icon (Image 2).

Column display

Users can add, remove or rearrange the columns in a view based on how they need the data represented in the View (Image 3).

Add a column to a view:

  1. Click Display Columns in the top toolbar

  2. From the ‘Add a Column’ drop down, locate and select the appropriate column.

  3. Ensure you click ‘Apply’ to save.

Remove a column from a view:

  1. Click Display Columns in the top toolbar

  2. Click the “X” to the right of the column name to remove.

  3. Ensure you click ‘Apply’ to save.

Rearrange the columns in a view:

  1. Click Display Columns in the top toolbar

  2. Drag the column to the appropriate location in the list of visible columns.

  3. Ensure you click ‘Apply’ to save.

Display Columns don't persist. When you move away from the View, any modifications will be lost.

Sorting

Users can sort data in a view for one or more columns. Sorting can be done by clicking on a column to sort in ascending or descending order (Image 4).

Sorting can also be done by clicking on the Sorting button and selecting the column(s) to be sorted and the order in which the sorting should occur (Image 5).

Sorting Columns don't persist, when you move away from the View any modifications will be lost.

Scrolling

Scrolling “Top” & “Bottom” allows you to jump from the top to the bottom of a view without scrolling (Image 6).

Row height

Row height can be either Collapsed or Expanded using the Row Height drop-down (Image 7).

You can manually resize a row (or multiple rows if you select more of them). You can also double click on the default row number on the left to auto expand the row height.

Freeze or unfreeze rows or columns

Cinchy allows you to freeze and unfreeze a row/columns.

  1. Select the row/column for freezing/unfreezing

  2. Right-click on the row and select Freeze/Unfreeze Row/Column from the menu (Image 8).

Image 1: Using Views
Image 2: Filtering
Image 3: Display Columns
Image 4: Sorting via a table column
Image 5: Sorting via the Sort button
Image 6: Scrolling
Image 7: Expanding/Collapsing the row height
Image 8: Freezing a Row/Column