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Welcome to Arctype
Quick Start Guide
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Getting Started
Connecting to a Database
Creating and Running a Query
Filtering and Sorting Tables
Creating a Dashboard
Adding Inputs to Dashboards
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PostgreSQL
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MySQL
PlanetScale
YugabyteDB
Edit or Remove Connection
Checking Connection Status
Managing and Switching Data Sources
Shared Connections
Managing Tables
Creating a Table
Importing a CSV
Editing Table Data Like a Spreadsheet
View/Edit Table Schema
Queries
Run/Cancel Queries
Filtering Query Results
Auto Format SQL Query
SQL Assist and Autocomplete
Save Queries
Using Saved Queries
Organizing Queries With Folders
Query Variables
Query History
Exporting Query Results
Dashboards
Overview
Working with Tables
Working With Charts
Working with Components
Linking Dashboard Components
Renaming a Dashboard
Dashboard Refresh Rate
Sharing
Sharing Queries and Dashboards
User management
Share Your Workspace and Manage Permissions
Cloud Syncing with Team Workspaces
Workspaces
Create and Share a Workspace
Add a Team Member to a Workspace
Edit/Delete a Workspace
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Overview
Consistently naming your dashboards will save your and your teammates plenty of headaches!

Renaming a Dashboard

Many teams have a complex array of dashboards, and as more and more dashboards are created it is increasingly important to differentiate between them. Often, when first trying Arctype your Dashboard folder gets cluttered with untitled dashboards. So consistently naming your dashboards will save your and your teammates plenty of headaches!
To rename a dashboard first open Dashboard Editor by clicking Edit Mode toward the right side of the main nav. Then, choose Settings. Finally, change the title.
Rename a dashboard in Arctype.

Dashboard Refresh Rate

The dashboard refresh rate determines how often your dashboard will update. This means that the transforms and queries that your dashboard gets its data from will execute again to keep the dashboard up to date. Dashboards are automatically set to refresh every 10 minutes, but depending on your needs, this might be far too often or not nearly often enough. For example, a dashboard that displays data fetched from a Covid tracking API might only need to be updated once or twice a day.
To change the refresh rate, first open Dashboard Editor by clicking Edit Mode toward the right side of the main nav. Then, choose Settings. Finally, update the Refresh Rate (calculated in minutes) and click Enter. For reference, a day consists of 1440 minutes.
Change the data refresh rate for a Dashboard.
Currently, the highest allowed refresh interval is every one minute
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