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The Db2 for i extension adds a view called Schema Browser which allows the user to add existing schemas to the list and will allow them to browse existing database objects. You can right-click on SQL objects to show more actions. Each SQL object type may have unique actions.
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The Schema Browser requires an active SQL Job to function.
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### Viewing table contents
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If you are using the Schema Browser to browse objects, you are able to use the 'View contents' icon when hovering over a table, view, or alias to cause a basic SQL select statement to be generated and executed.
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## Visual Explain
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We have added Visual Explain into the database extension with a more lightweight approach of explain data. The typically run button on the document now has options to either run, run and explain or explain without running, which will show the explain nodes and node details in the same result set view.
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We have added Visual Explain into the database extension with a more lightweight approach of explain data. The typical run button on the document now has options to either run, run and explain or explain without running, which will show the explain nodes and node details in the same result set view.
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The Visual Explain view has button on the header to control which nodes should be highlights, as well as the ability to export the data as JSON, and more.
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The Visual Explain view has a button on the header to control which nodes should be highlights, as well as the ability to export the data as JSON, and more.
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### The life of a Notebook
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A notebook is made up of cells. A cell is asscociated with a language (for example, `sql`, `cl`, or `markdown`). Cells (other than `markdown`) can be executed. Each cell has a result and typically gets rendered below the cell input after execution.
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A notebook is made up of cells. A cell is associated with a language (for example, `sql`, `cl`, or `markdown`). Cells (other than `markdown`) can be executed. Each cell has a result and typically gets rendered below the cell input after execution.
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Execution is different for each language type:
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## AI Integrations
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<LinkCardtitle="Db2 for i Code Assistant"href="../../ai/db2i/code-assistant/" />
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<LinkCardtitle="Db2 for i Code Assistant"href="../../ai/db2i/code-assistant/" />
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