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# Viewing and downloading a schema in Soma

In Algoreus, you can review and export a schema whenever necessary. Regularly checking the schema while applying transformations to a dataset serves as a quality check and keeps you on top of the transformations taking place. You might also want to export the schema for reasons like backup, adding to a version control system (like GitHub), or sharing it with your development team.

Here are the steps to review or export a schema in Algoreus:

1. **Open the dataset**: With your chosen dataset open in Algoreus, look for the "More" option.
2. **Access the schema**: Select "View Schema" from the "More" dropdown menu. This will open a window showcasing your current schema.
3. **Export the schema**: To export the schema, look for the download icon situated at the upper right corner of the schema window.

With these steps, you can regularly review your schema and back it up, add it to your version control system, or share it with fellow developers as needed.

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