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This topic shows how you can edit existing custom tables. If you want to learn more about creating custom tables first, refer to Creating custom tables.
General - this is where you can modify the display and code names of the custom table, as well as define URLs of custom pages that you can then use instead of the default pages for adding, editing, viewing and listing of data items stored in the table
Fields - on this tab, you can find the field editor that can be used to manage fields (columns) of the table
Layout - this tab allows you to create a custom form layout that will be used for adding and editing data items
Transformations - this is where transformations for the custom table can be created and managed
Queries - database queries for manipulation with data in the table can be created and managed on this tab
Sites - on this tab, you can define websites for which the custom table will be available