What information can be found in the schema browser?

The schema browser is a tool designed specifically to provide insights into the structure of the data within a data environment. One of its primary functions is to display a list of available databases and tables, allowing users to visualize the organization of data and navigate through it efficiently. This feature is crucial for analysts and data scientists as it facilitates understanding the datasets at their disposal, including the relationships between different tables and the types of data they contain.

While other options may represent functionalities of different tools or areas within a data platform, they do not pertain to what the schema browser specifically provides. For instance, results of executed SQL queries, storage usage statistics, and settings and configurations are typically found in different sections or tools within a database management system or cloud analytics platform, rather than within the schema browser itself. This distinction helps clarify the primary role of the schema browser as a visual and navigational resource for databases and tables.