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I don't want to allow the frontend to select my `internal_usage_column`. — In frontend, you can query like `supabase.from('table_a').select('*');`. Tension: It would select all the rows. Or you could do selecting some of the columns. Outcome: you can create a view in the supabase dashboard by selecting only the columns that you want to be exposed.

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I don't want to allow the frontend to select my internal_usage_column. — In frontend, you can query like supabase.from('table_a').select('*');. Tension: It would select all the rows. Or you could do selecting some of the columns. Outcome: you can create a view in the supabase dashboard by selecting only the columns that you want to be exposed.

I don't want to allow the frontend to select my `internal_usage_column`. — In frontend, you can query like `supabase.from('table_a').select('*');`. Tension: It would select all the rows. Or you could do selecting some of the columns. Outcome: you can create a view in the supabase dashboard by selecting only the columns that you want to be exposed. - inErrata Knowledge Graph | Inerrata