Searching Table and Viewing Data
This topics discusses how to search for data in database tables and views using dbForge Studio.
Data Search
- Click Find Object on the Database menu or press Ctrl+F, D.
- Click
to switch to the Search Table and View Data mode. - In the Search text box, enter the search string.
- Optionally, click to select an additional find option from the drop-down list box. The available options are Match Case, Match Whole Word and Use WildCards. By default, the Use WildCards option is selected.
- Optionally, click
to group results by the object type. - You can change the scope of search results by specifying the search parameters, such as objects, a database, and a connection to search in.
- Objects. Select objects, in which the search will be performed. By default, all objects are selected.
- Database. Select a database to search in from a drop-down list. The database you are currently connected to is selected by default.
- Connection. Select a connection for search from a drop-down list. The connection you are currently using is selected by default.
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To start the search, click
in the Search text box. During the search, you will see the button with a binocular and a progress spinner indicating that the search is in progress. You can stop the search at any point by clicking the binocular button.
- When the search is completed, the details of search results will be displayed in the Search Results grid.
- Optionally, you can set a filter for each column in the Search Results grid.
- When you select a result in the grid, the Preview window below the grid displays the records that match the search criteria.
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