Creating and Editing Databases

Lucy allows you to create databases, store data, and query arbitrary data at any time. These databases are flexible, document-based storage spaces that don't require a strict schema, making them adaptable to various data types and structures.

This article explains how to create new databases and edit them. There are three ways to create a database:

1. Creating a Database Manually

2. Importing Data from an External Source

3. Using an External Source as a Database

Ways to Create Databases

Here are the three methods to create a new database in Lucy.

1. Creating a Database Manually

Databases can be created from scratch or by selecting an built-in template.

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Creating a Database Manually

2. Importing Data from an External Source

You can form databases by importing data from external sources such as data from csv/xlsx files.

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Creating a Database by Importing Data from an External Source

3. Using an External Source as a Database

Lucy allows you to create databases using online data sources such as Google sheets or Excel, eliminating the need for data importing.

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Using an External Source as a Database

Adding New Data to a Database

Upon creating a database, you can add new data to it.

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Adding Data into a Database

Editing Databases

Editing Information in a Database

Editing Information in a Database refers to updating existing records, inserting new data records, removing unnecessary records from it. In Lucy, tweaking information stored in a database is pretty straightforward and achievable in few simple steps.

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Editing Data in a Database

Editing Fields in a Database

Modifying, adding, or deleting fields in a database is a straightforward process that can be accomplished in a few simple steps.

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Editing Fields in a Database