Record Viewer¶
The Record Details dialog opens when clicking the eye icon inside the Primary Key Values panel of a database-imported resource. It provides a read-only view of the actual database record currently mapped to this resource in that environment.
When to Use It¶
Use the Record Viewer to:
- Inspect the live attribute values for this resource instance as they exist in the source database
- Verify that the correct record is mapped before deciding whether to remap it
- Review all field values and types without leaving the Edit Resource dialog
Dialog Layout¶
Header¶
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| Title | "Record Details" |
| Subtitle | Resource type and environment (e.g., Account · SIT) |
| Environment badge | Colored pill showing the environment this record was loaded from (e.g., SIT) |
| × | Closes the viewer and returns to the Edit Resource dialog |
PK Banner¶
A highlighted amber banner at the top of the record shows the primary key for this instance:
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| Attribute name | Label of the PK attribute in uppercase (e.g., ACCOUNT ID) |
| PK value | The actual primary key value in large type (e.g., ACC-001) |
| Resource name | The resource display name shown on the right side of the banner |
Summary Bar¶
Below the PK banner, a summary row shows:
- N fields — total number of attribute fields in this record
- N PK — number of attributes designated as primary key
Field Table¶
The main body lists all attribute fields for this resource instance:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| FIELD | Display name of the attribute, with its internal identifier shown as a code badge below |
| TYPE | Data type badge (e.g., INTEGER, FLOAT, STRING, ENUM) — color-coded by type |
| VALUE | The actual value from the database record |
The row containing the primary key attribute is highlighted with an amber background and displays a PK badge alongside the attribute name. The PK value is also shown with an amber highlight in the VALUE column.
Footer¶
The footer shows Loaded from <environment> — confirming the environment from which the record data was fetched.
A Close button dismisses the dialog and returns to the Edit Resource dialog.
Read-Only¶
The Record Viewer is strictly read-only. No fields can be edited from this dialog. To change which record is mapped to this resource, use the DB Picker instead.
