If a user wants to know the current state of database records in visualization, what should they use?

Using a table source type is the most appropriate approach for a user wanting to visualize the current state of database records. This method provides direct access to the data within a table, allowing real-time insights into the records as they currently exist in the database.

When utilizing a table source, users can create visualizations that reflect the most up-to-date information from the database, making it easier to analyze and interpret the data in a graphical format. This option is particularly beneficial for quickly assessing data states without needing additional configuration for data sources or views.

Other options may involve more steps or may not directly provide the current database record state. Creating a database view can encapsulate certain records or data representations but is less flexible for real-time visualization of the entire database as it may require predefined conditions. Implementing a graphical interface may refer to the broader UI aspects but does not specifically address how to visualize existing data states. Enhancing user queries can improve the retrieval of data but does not inherently provide a direct method for visualizing that data in an accessible way.