Use this page to inspect how Quickbase describes an application table, its fields, and its relationships through the REST API.
The Code Page identifies the current Quickbase app from the URL, then asks the REST API for the list of tables inside that app.
The table list loads automatically when this page opens. Use Refresh Tables only if the application schema changes while the page is open.
Every schema request below uses the DBID of the table selected here.
Each option shows the table name followed by its Quickbase DBID.
These three requests let you examine the schema in smaller pieces before combining everything into one snapshot.
See properties of the selected table itself, including its name, DBID, key field, aliases, and table-level settings.
See every field definition Quickbase returns for the selected table, including Field IDs and field types.
See relationships involving the selected table and identify the parent and child table DBIDs.
After inspecting each piece separately, combine the table metadata, fields, and relationships into one JSON document.
What happens when you click this button?
The page sends three REST requests: one for the table, one for its fields, and one for its relationships. The responses are then combined into a single teaching-friendly schema snapshot.
This is the JSON returned by Quickbase, or the combined JSON created by the Full Schema Snapshot action.
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