# Database Management

#### Function Overview

Figure 1 Database Management

Table 1 Functions
Function | Description
--- | ---
Sidebar | Consists of six types of objects (tables, views, stored procedures, events, triggers, and functions).
Database information | Displays the name, IP address, character set, SQL window, and data dictionary of the current database.
Metadata Collection | Allows DAS to automatically collects only the data such as database names, table names, and field names in an instance (user data in your tables is not included). NOTE: If there are too many tables, the system will not collect the metadata and display the table list to mitigate the impact on database performance.
SQL tuning | Diagnoses SQL statements and SQL files.
List details | Displays the operation area for each type of object.

You can go to the Database Management page in either of the following ways:

- Choose Database Management on the top menu bar.
- In the database list of the Home page, locate the target database and click Manage in the Operation column.

#### Object List

You can manage tables, views, stored procedures, events, triggers, and functions of the MySQL DB instances. The main operations include creating, querying, and modifying objects.

- For details on how to manage tables, see Table Management.
- For details on how to manage views, see View Management.
- For details on how to manage events, see Event Management.
- For details on how to manage stored procedures, see Stored Procedure Management.
- For details on how to manage functions, see Function Management.
- For details on how to manage triggers, see Trigger Management.

- Table Management
- View Management
- Stored Procedure Management
- Event Management
- Trigger Management
- Function Management

Parent topic: MySQL DB Instance Management (Development Tool)