Table Configuration

Table configuration reference.

The detailed table config page stays in the original location. This page is the reference entry point for the pieces operators edit most often: table identity, routing, query controls, ingestion settings, indexing, tenants, and upsert or dedup.

Key Areas

Area	Why it matters	Source
Table identity	OFFLINE, REALTIME, and hybrid table structure	Table
Routing	Broker-to-server routing and pruning behavior	Table
Query settings	Query timeout, resource limits, and engine toggles	Table
Ingestion	Batch and streaming ingestion config nested in table config	Ingestion
Indexing	Per-column index configuration and deprecated forms	Table
Upsert and dedup	Real-time correctness controls for mutable streams	Table

What this page covered

• The table config areas that most directly affect ingestion and query behavior.

• The canonical table-config reference page.

• The relationship between table config and the rest of the reference tree.

Next step

Check the table config page and the related ingestion or indexing page before editing a production table definition.

Related pages

• Configuration Reference

• Schema

• Ingestion

• Indexing