Visualize and trace all tables, views, and nested query dependencies within a query to understand data relationships efficiently.
The Query Lineage section provides an organized, directed graph view of the tables, views, and nested queries involved in your query. This graph, displayed below the query editor, shows all tables, views, and other queries your query directly references. When a query references another query, all levels of dependencies within those queries are shown. For views, lineage stops at the first-level reference, offering a streamlined view without tracing further nested dependencies.
This graph allows for an intuitive exploration of data relationships, as you can click on any referenced queries, tables, or views to jump directly to their definitions.
To view a query’s lineage:
To view the lineage graph in full-screen mode, click the expand icon in the top-right corner of the graph.
Different kinds of objects in the graph are displayed with distinct colors to help you quickly identify them: Dune-defined tables and views are shown in orange, Referenced queries appear in blue and Materialized views are displayed in green.
Visualize and trace all tables, views, and nested query dependencies within a query to understand data relationships efficiently.
The Query Lineage section provides an organized, directed graph view of the tables, views, and nested queries involved in your query. This graph, displayed below the query editor, shows all tables, views, and other queries your query directly references. When a query references another query, all levels of dependencies within those queries are shown. For views, lineage stops at the first-level reference, offering a streamlined view without tracing further nested dependencies.
This graph allows for an intuitive exploration of data relationships, as you can click on any referenced queries, tables, or views to jump directly to their definitions.
To view a query’s lineage:
To view the lineage graph in full-screen mode, click the expand icon in the top-right corner of the graph.
Different kinds of objects in the graph are displayed with distinct colors to help you quickly identify them: Dune-defined tables and views are shown in orange, Referenced queries appear in blue and Materialized views are displayed in green.