Filter the list of tables

[Offbeatmammal]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I have a database with >100 tables (and similar number of Stored Procedures). While I can sort alphabetically etc and find them, it would be nice to have something similar to the MSSQL SSME ability to filter the list but various parameters

Describe the solution you'd like
I'd bet happy with a simple name based filter that I can pop-up on a right click and enter some text and select 'starts with" or 'contains', and have the tables, procedures, etc filtered accordingly

Describe alternatives you've considered
The existing 'Object Search' is powerful and solves the issue, but requires a bit more clicking around to get to where I want, and takes me out of the context of the tree view of server / database / table (as I'm migrating things at the moment, being able to see the big picture with some filters is helpful)

Additional context
As there is an alternate way to solve the problem, it's certainly not a high priority feature request, but as someone coming from primarily MSSQL tools it would help with the way I think

Environment (please complete the following information):

• Device: Macbook Pro 13" (and iPad Pro 11")
• OS: macOS 15.7 (and iOS 26)
• SQLPro Studio Version 2025.10
• Installation source: Website download
• Target database server: MariaDB and MSSQL

Requests will be closed until environmental details are provided.

[hankinsoft]

Hi,
Generally I don't like to provide multiple was of doing things, especially in this instance as I'm a believe it would be more confusing to users than helpful. For the existing search, does using the keyboard shortcut (⌘+⇧+1 [command-shift-1]) help at all? As that switches you directly to it.

[Offbeatmammal]

on my mid-2020 Macbook Pro (still on Tahoe, going to update to macOS26 later this week) ⌘+⇧+1 does nothing.

My personal preference would be to have the full list visible but with filters applied/not as it gives me a better overview than the search pane itself when working, but I do understand the concern about multiple overlapping solutions.

The search pane current visually differentiates between (say) tables and procedures, but loses the clear grouping (looks like everything gets sorted alphabetically before filtering), and it doesn't allow me to (say) filter that tables one way and stored procedures another way concurrently (one legacy aspect of the larger database I'm working with is a rather odd naming convention)