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Object Navigator

The navigator (left panel) shows the active connection's databases and their objects.

Browsing

  • Pick a database from the Databases dropdown.
  • The Objects list shows tables and views with row estimates.
  • Use the Filter box to narrow the list.
  • Double-click a table to open it in the data grid.
  • A Queries group appears beside Tables and Views for the saved queries written against that database, and a Saved queries section below the objects holds the ones tied to no database.

Context menu

Right-click an object for:

Action Description
Open Browse the table in the grid
Info & DDL… Metadata panel: engine, row estimate, columns, and SHOW CREATE TABLE
Copy name Copy the object name
Copy SELECT Copy SELECT * FROM …
Design… Open the table designer (Premium)
Truncate… / Drop… Destructive — preview + confirm (writable connections)

Metadata & DDL

Info & DDL… opens a panel with:

  • Engine, row estimate, column count, and primary key.
  • A Columns table (name, type, nullability, key, default).
  • The full DDL with a Copy button.

Row counts are estimates

Row counts come from INFORMATION_SCHEMA estimates, never a live COUNT(*), so opening large tables stays instant.