# 9th April 2024

We're excited to announce the latest updates and enhancements to e6data. This release brings a host of new features, improvements, and bug fixes to enhance your experience with our platform.&#x20;

* [Understanding Schema Behavior in Schema Explorer](#understanding-schema-behavior-in-schema-explorer)

## Understanding Schema Behavior in Schema Explorer

In the Schema Explorer feature of our platform, users can navigate and interact with databases and schemas within their catalogs. One crucial aspect of this functionality is now it handles schema visibility based on catalog privileges.

When users establish catalog privileges for a particular database, they are granted the ability to navigate and engage with the schemas housed within that database via the Schema Explorer. Conversely, lacking the requisite access privileges prevents users from viewing or engaging with the database and its schemas in the Schema Explorer interface.

This behavior ensures that users only see the databases and schemas they have been granted access to, maintaining security and data integrity across the platform. By understanding this schema-level behavior, users can effectively manage their data and permissions within the platform's Schema Explorer feature.


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