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Controls on the toolbar

Command	Shortcut	Description	Available for
		Collapse all the nodes.	All node types
New	`Alt+Insert`	Create a new data source, role, database, schema, query console, table, column, index, or a primary or a foreign key. The list of options depends on which element is currently selected.	Data sources and their elements. If a DDL data source is selected, you can only choose to create another data source.
Duplicate	`Ctrl+D`	Create a copy of the selected data source. Specify the properties of the data source in the Data Sources and Drivers dialog that opens.	DB and DDL data source nodes
Refresh	`Ctrl+F5`	Update the view of the selected element (that is to synchronize the view of the element with its actual state in the database). See also, Data sources and drivers dialog.	Data sources and their elements.
Data Source Properties		Open the Data Sources and Drivers dialog to manage your data sources and their settings.	All node types
Deactivate	`Ctrl+F2`	Close the database connection for the selected data source or data sources. (The names of the data sources with active database connections are shown in bold.)	Data sources with active connections and their elements
Edit Data	`F4`	Open a table view of the object in the data editor. This option works for tables, views, and materialized views.	Corresponding elements in data sources.
Go to DDL	`Ctrl+B`	Update the source code of database objects by directly editing their DDL `CREATE` scripts and submitting your changes in the editor.	Corresponding elements in data sources.
Jump to Query Console…	`Ctrl+Shift+F10`	Open the list of query consoles for the selected data source.	Data sources and their elements (tables and table columns)
Filter		Open a list of database objects that you can filter for the selected database. The list of database objects depends on the selected database. To see a full list of available database objects and their icons, go to Icons for data sources and their elements.	Data sources and their elements

Command	Shortcut	Description	Available for
Properties		Open the Data Sources and Drivers dialog to manage your data sources and their settings.	Data source and DDL data source nodes.
New	`Alt+Insert`	Create a new data source, role, database, schema, query console, table, column, index, a primary or a foreign key. The list of options depends on which element is currently selected.	Data sources and their elements. If a DDL data source is selected, you can only choose to create another data source.
Rename	`Shift+F6`	Rename the selected data source, table or column. Specify the new name in the dialog that opens.	Data sources and their elements.
Copy/Paste \| Copy Reference	`Ctrl+Alt+Shift+C`	Copy the fully qualified name of the selected data source, table or column to the clipboard.	Data sources and their elements.
Copy/Paste \| Duplicate	`Ctrl+D`	Create a copy of the selected data source. Specify the properties of the data source in the Data Sources and Drivers dialog that opens.	Data source and DDL data source nodes.
Edit Data	`F4`	Open a table view of the object in the data editor. This option works for tables, views, and materialized views.	Corresponding elements in data sources.
Refresh	`Ctrl+F5`	Update the view of the selected element (that is to synchronize the view of the element with its actual state in the database). See also, Data sources and drivers dialog.	Data sources and their elements.
Deactivate	`Ctrl+F2`	Close the database connection for the selected data source or data sources. (The names of the data sources with active database connections are shown in bold.)	Data sources with active connections and their elements
Drop or Remove	`Delete`	Remove the selected item.	Data sources and their elements.
Quick Documentation	`Ctrl+Q`	View basic information about the selected element. To close the documentation popup, press `Escape`.	Data sources and their elements.
Navigation \| Go to DDL	`Ctrl+B`	Update the source code of database objects by directly editing their DDL `CREATE` scripts and submitting your changes in the editor.	Corresponding elements in data sources.
Navigation \| Jump to Query Console…	`Ctrl+Shift+F10`	Open the list of query consoles for the selected data source.	Data sources and their elements (tables and table columns)
Run Function or Run Procedure		Run the selected function or procedure.	Data source elements: functions, procedures.
(Oracle only) Introspection Level		Change the introspection level either for the whole database or for a particular schema. Children inherit a level that is set for a parent.	Oracle Data Source nodes.
SQL Scripts \| SQL Generator…	`Ctrl+Alt+G`	Generate data definition structures for database objects. For example, you can generate DDL files for a single table or for all the tables in the schema. Also, you can customize generation settings. For example, you can set what syntax to use for table creation: `CREATE TABLE` or `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS`.	Data source elements.
SQL Scripts \| Generate DDL to Clipboard	`Ctrl+Alt+Shift+G`	Generate DDL of the object and copy it to the clipboard.	Data sources and their elements.
SQL Scripts \| Truncate…		Remove all the rows in the selected table.	Data source elements: tables.
Tools \| Manage Shown Schemas…		Open a popup with available schemas for the current data source.	Data sources and their elements.
Tools \| Compare Structure…	`Ctrl+D`	Compare structures of two selected database objects (data sources, schemas, or tables). The comparison results are shown in the differences viewer.	Data sources and their elements.
Tools \| Full-text Search	`Shift+Ctrl+Alt+F`	Search for data in your databases or a group of databases without knowing data exact location. For more information about the full-text search, see Full-text search in databases.	Data sources and their elements.
Tools \| Color Settings…		Set or change the color for the selected element or elements. (The Database Color Settings dialog will open.) To set a color, right-click a data source and select Color Settings…. In the Database Color Settings dialog, select the dialog and coloring options. To have the data source color applied for query consoles and grids, select the In console editors and grids checkbox.	Data sources and their elements.
Tools \| Add Bookmark	`F11`	Add the selected item to bookmarks.	Data ources and their elements.
Tools \| Scripted Extensions \| Generate POJOs.clj		Generate a Java entity class for the selected table. In the dialog that opens, specify the directory in which the JAVA class file should be generated.	Data sources and their elements.
Tools \| Scripted Extensions \| Go To Scripts Directory		Switch to the directory where the Generate POJOs.clj example script file is located.	Data sources and their elements.
Import/Export \| Export Data to File		Save data for the selected tables and views in files. Select the output format (for example, SQL Inserts, Tab-separated (TSV), JSON-Clojure.json.clj).	Data source elements: tables and views.
Import/Export \| Import Data from File(s)…		Import a text file containing delimiter-separated values (CSV, TSV, and so on) into your database. If a schema is currently selected, IntelliJ IDEA will create a new table for the data that you are importing. If a table is selected, IntelliJ IDEA will try to add the data to the selected table.	Data source elements: tables.
Import/Export \| Copy Table to	`F5`	Create a copy of the selected table. You can create a copy in a different scheme or data source. For example, you can copy the `actor` table from MySQL to PostgreSQL.	Database objects: tables and views.
Import/Export \| Dump to DDL Data Source		Create your DDL data source by dumping a regular data source to a root/repository folder.	Data sources and their elements.
Import/Export \| Export with 'mysqldump' or Import/Export \| Export with 'pg_dump'		Run mysqldump or pg_dump for the selected items. mysqldump and pg_dump are native MySQL and PostgreSQL tools. They are not integrated into IntelliJ IDEA. You can read about them at dev.mysql.com and postgresql.org.	Data source nodes.
Import/Export \| Restore with 'mysql' Import/Export \| Restore with 'psql' or Restore		Run `mysql`,pg_restore, or psql to restore a data dump. These tools are native for MySQL and PostgreSQL. They are not integrated into IntelliJ IDEA. You can read about them at dev.mysql.com and postgresql.org.	Data source nodes.
Diagrams \| Show Visualisation and Diagrams \| Show Visualisation Popup	`Ctrl+Alt+Shift+U` and `Ctrl+Alt+U`	View a UML class diagram for the selected data source or table. You can select between the following options: Show Visualisation to open the diagram on a separate editor tab. Show Visualisation Popup to see the diagram in a popup.	Data sources and their elements.
Diagnostics \| Dump Model		Generate a diagnostic representation of the database in a IntelliJ IDEA internal format. This information might be helpful for the support team if some database objects exist in the database but do not show up in the Database tool window.	Data sources and their elements.
Diagnostics \| Diagnostic Refresh		Reload the metadata from the database and generate a detailed log file of the process. This information might be helpful for the support team when your introspection takes too much time.	Data sources and their elements.
Diagnostics \| Prepare Introspector Diagnostics		Generate three files that include information about the following: dataSource.txt: the data source. introspector.txt: a module that was used to load the metadata from the database. model.xml: a part of the database model. This information might be helpful when introspection works incorrectly. For example, when you see something outdated or do not see new objects.	Data sources and their elements.
Diagnostics \| Force Refresh	`Ctrl+Shift+F5`	Delete the data source information from cache and load it again. This action is available on the data source node only.	Data source nodes.
Diagnostics \| Forget Cached Schemas		Delete the information that IntelliJ IDEA has accumulated about your database. This action is available on the data source node only. Use this command when you experience issues like wrong display of data structures or errors during synchronization. To check if this has eliminated the problem, use the Synchronize command.	Data source nodes.

View options

Option

Description

Group Data Sources

Displays folders for data sources if you created any.

Enabled	Disabled

Group Server and Database Objects

Displays folders for server and database objects. This setting concerns users, roles, tablespaces, modules, foreign data wrappers and other rarely-used objects.

Enabled	Disabled

Group Schema Objects

Defines how schema elements are shown.

When on, there are separate nodes for tables, views and stored routines (shown as folders). Tables, views and routines (procedures and functions) are shown as elements of the corresponding groups.

When off, there is no explicit grouping for tables, views, and routines. Tables and views are followed by procedures and functions.

Group Object Elements

This option defines how table elements are shown.

When on, there are separate nodes for columns, indexes, primary and foreign key constraints, and triggers (shown as folders). The elements appear in the corresponding groups.

When off, there is no such grouping and, generally, only columns are shown for tables.

Show All Namespaces

Show all databases and schemes even if they are not selected for introspection.

When the Show All Namespaces option is disabled, databases that are not selected for introspection do not appear in the Database tool window.

When the Show All Namespaces option is enabled, databases that are not selected for introspection are displayed in the Database tool window.

Show Empty Groups

If the Group Schema Objects or Group Object Elements options are selected, you can select to show or hide the categories that contain no elements.

The Show Empty Groups option is on:

The Show Empty Groups option is off:

Show Intermediate Nodes

Shows or hides parent nodes only when you do not have other objects on the same level with a parent.

Enabled	Disabled

Show Generated Objects

For Oracle, shows or hides auto-generated objects in the tree. It concerns the following objects:

Materialized view logs
The underlying tables for materialized views
Secondary tables

Separate Procedures and Functions

In Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, and PostgreSQL, separates procedures and functions into different folders.

Alphabetically

Order database objects alphabetically. When the option is disabled, natural sort order is applied.

Alphabetically is enabled	Alphabetically is disabled

Place Constraints and Similar Objects under Schema

Display nodes for object names that exist in a schema namespace. For example, nodes for keys, CHECK constraints, indexes, triggers, rules, and other objects.

You can use this option in the following situations:

To find an object inside a schema with the help of a quick search.
To see the columns just under the table node. To do this, turn off the Show Empty Groups.

Enabled	Disabled

Show Toolbar

Display the toolbar in the Database tool window.

Icons for data sources and their elements

Icon	Description
	Access Method
	Aggregate
	Alias Type
	Argument
	Body
	Check
	Cluster
	Collation
	Collection Type
	Column. For more information about column icon combinations, see Possible icon combinations for columns.
	Data File
	Database
	Read-only status
	DDL data source
	Default
	Exception
	Extension
	External Schema
	Foreign Data Wrapper
	Foreign Key
	Foreign Table
	Index
	Key
	Materialized Log
	Materialized View
	Object Attribute
	Object Type
	Operator
	Package
	Projection
	Read-only data sources
	Role
	Routine
	Rule
	Scheduled Event
	Schema
	Sequence
	Server
	Stored procedure or function
	Synonym
	Table
	Table Type
	Tablespace
	Trigger
	User
	User Mapping
	Variable
	View
	Virtual Table