> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.tonic.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.tonic.ai/fabricate/projects/project-database-list.md). # Navigating the project databases and files The project navigation contains a tree structure of the project's: * Local databases * Database connections * Simulation results * Generated files * Uploaded files

Project navigation to navigate databases and files

## Viewing local databases and database connections For a database or Live Connect database connection, the project tree structure contains the database tables. To display the list of tables for a database or a Live Connect database connection, click the database or connection name.

Project navigation with a database table list

To display the details for a table, click the table name. ## Viewing simulation results {% hint style="info" %} The simulations feature requires an Enterprise license. {% endhint %} When you run a simulation workflow, Fabricate creates a simulation result database that includes an overview of the simulation followed by the simulation artifacts. For more information, go to [Exploring the simulation results](/fabricate/databases-and-data/simulations/simulation-explore-results.md). ## Viewing generated and uploaded files In the project navigation: * **Artifacts** contains files that Fabricate generated. This includes generated unstructured files and exported data files.\ \ Note that exported data files are only added to **Artifacts** when the data export was triggered by a prompt to the Data Agent. If you use the **Export** option on the table details page, then the file is not added to **Artifacts**. * **Uploads** contains files that you uploaded. These folders are always displayed separately at the bottom of the tree structure. To expand or collapse the list, click the folder.
### Displaying the contents of a folder **Artifacts** and **Uploads** can contain both individual files and folders. When you click a folder, the details page displays the folder content.

Details page with the list of files in a selected folder

### Displaying a file preview When you click a file, the details page displays a preview of the file. Note that you cannot preview .zip files.

Preview of a generated file

### Navigating to the Data Agent prompt where the file was added To navigate to the point in the agent chat where you uploaded or generated the folder or file, click **Open in Chat**. ### Downloading a folder or file To download the contents of a folder to a .zip file, on the folder file list, click **Download zip**. To download an individual file, on the file preview, click **Download**. ## Organizing content into folders To manage project databases and simulation results, you can group them into folders.

Project navigation with databases in folders

You can also add folders manually to **Artifacts** and **Uploads**. ### Adding a top-level folder To add a folder to the top level of the project structure: 1. Click the project options menu. 2. In the menu, click **New folder**.

Project options menu with the option to add a folder

3. On the new folder panel, in the **Folder name** field, provide the folder name. 4. Click **Create Folder**. ### Adding a folder within a folder To add a folder within another folder, including the **Artifacts** and **Uploads** folders: 1. Click the folder options menu. 2. In the menu, click **New folder**.

Folder options menu with the option to add a folder

1. On the new folder panel, provide the folder name. 2. Click **Create Folder**. ### Renaming a folder To rename a folder: 1. Click the folder options menu. 2. In the menu, click **Rename**.

Folder options menu with the option to rename a folder

3. On the **Rename Folder** panel, in the **Folder name** field, provide the new name for the folder. 4. Click **Rename Folder**. ### Moving items between folders To move a database into a folder, drag and drop it to the folder. You can also drag and drop folders into other folders. ### Deleting a folder When you delete a folder, Fabricate only deletes the folder itself. It does not delete any of the items in the folder. The folder content is moved into the parent folder for the deleted folder. To delete a folder: 1. Click the folder options menu. 2. In the menu, click **Delete**.

Folder options menu with the option to delete a folder

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