Export

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Right-click a grid header or use the toolbar overflow menu → Export… to open the export dialog.

Export dialog

Formats

CSV — uses the CSV defaults from Preferences (delimiter, line ending, NULL token).
JSON — array of objects, one row per element. Pretty- printed with 2-space indent.
JSONL — newline-delimited JSON. One row per line, no array wrapper. Good for piping into other tools.
SQL — INSERT INTO … statements against the source table. Only available on table_data tabs where Nembrix knows the table name.

Scope toggle

A two-button toggle at the top of the dialog: Current page vs All rows. “Current page” exports just what’s loaded in the grid; “All rows” re-runs the query without LIMIT and streams the full result to disk.

Column selection

Below the format picker is a checkbox list of every column in the result. Uncheck a column to drop it from the export. The list remembers its state across exports within the same session.

Progress and completion

Once you hit Export the dialog swaps to a progress view with a row counter and a progress bar (indeterminate while the query streams, determinate once Nembrix knows the total).

On success a confirmation dialog shows the row count and the output path. In Tauri builds it also includes an Open containing folder button that opens the OS file manager selecting the new file. In browser builds the file just downloads through the browser’s normal download flow.

Export success

NULL handling

The default NULL token is the literal string NULL. Empty string values stay empty — they’re not coerced to NULL on the way out. You can override the token in the Preferences dialog.