Introduction To Active Table Editor
Understand why Active Table Editor exists and how it helps users edit lookup tables, run reports, and work with database data.
OverviewActive Table Editor Tutorials
Video tutorials for lookup tables, data entry forms, imports, exports, reports, stored procedures, and security settings.
Start with the introduction if you are new to Active Table Editor. If you already know the product, jump straight to lookups, forms, reports, stored procedures, or security settings.
Recommended Learning Order
Lookup Editor
Create lookup tables, design menu items, and connect database values to user-friendly editing screens.
LookupsDesigning Data Entry Forms
Build data input forms so users can edit records through controlled screens instead of raw tables.
FormsImport And Export Data
Review import and export workflows, including common data import problems and how to handle them.
Data movementDesigning Reports
Use the reports designer to give users operational reports without asking them to write SQL.
ReportsRunning Stored Procedures
Run stored procedures from Active Table Editor so approved database actions are available from the user interface.
SQL actionsSecurity Settings
Configure security settings so users see only the tables, forms, reports, and actions they are allowed to use.
PermissionsWhat These Tutorials Cover
Controlled data entry
Design forms and lookup editors so users can edit database records without working directly in database tools.
Reporting and exports
Create reports, import data, export records, and handle everyday database maintenance tasks.
Database actions
Expose stored procedures and approved SQL-side operations from a controlled interface.
User permissions
Configure security so each user sees only the forms, reports, menus, and actions they should use.
Need The Product First?
Download the Active Table Editor trial before following the tutorials.