Overview
A view is a saved combination of a query filter and a column selection. Views let you and your team return to a specific perspective on a Live Table instantly, without rewriting filters or reconfiguring columns each time.Default View
Every Live Table has a built-in Default view that is always present and cannot be deleted. It shows all columns with no filter applied, and serves as the baseline starting point when opening a table.Creating a View
Set up the query and columns
In the Query tab, write the filter you want the view to capture and use the column selector to choose which columns should be visible. Run the query to confirm the results look correct.
Name the view
Enter a descriptive name that reflects what the view is filtering for (e.g.,
Open critical ports, Staging subdomains, Recent changes).Assign a folder (optional)
Type a folder name to group related views together. If the folder does not exist, it is created automatically. Leave blank to save the view at the top level.
Saved Queries
The Saved Queries section lists all views, organized by folder. Click any view to apply its query and column layout instantly against the active Live Table. Folders collapse and expand to keep the list manageable as the number of views grows. Selecting a view from the list sets both the query text and the column visibility to what was saved.Updating a View
To update an existing view, adjust the query or column selection, click Save, and enter the same name. This overwrites the previous version of the view.Tips
- Use folders to separate concerns. Group views by purpose (e.g.,
Triage,Monitoring,Reporting) to make them easier to find. - Create team-standard views. Views are shared with everyone who has access to the table, so well-named views reduce duplicated effort across the team.