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When I connect to my Visual Studio LocalDB, I get all my databases listed.
However, if I connect to my Azure SQL Server, I it only shows master or the database I select.

How can I list all databases?

Hello,

Thanks for the post.
Could you please tell us what product you are using and its version.

Best Regards.

I am using dbForge Studio Express for SQL Server.

Update: Quite some time ago, we upgraded to Professional. Currently using the latest 5.7 release

Thank you for the reply.

We are planning to support this in one of the next product versions.

Is there any update on this feature? Currently using Studio Express 5.5.327. This is a major blocker for me now finally buying Professional

It's in our roadmap for the next product versions. Unfortunately, we still have no an estimated date for this.

Is it on the Roadmap fro the next major or minor product versions? Because if I buy now, my company is not inclined to pay full again after my first year just because I need this feature...

It should be fixed in the next minor version.

alexa wrote: ↑Wed 01 Aug 2018 10:31 It should be fixed in the next minor version.

Any updates on this? This really required feature

This is to be done next year.

It's really a bummer. You support SQL Server 2019 but this super important feature to work with *any* SQL server database on Azure is not implemented yet.

Because of this, I currently have like 20 database connection entries in the database explorer to one single server. And we have multiple servers. Absolutely ridiculous...

Could you please at least remove the "Show all databases" checkbox for Azure SQL? To not let new users think they could do it...

Thank you for bringing this to our attention.

We will take this into account.

We're now almost halfway into 2019.. Do you have a more concrete plan now as to when this is being implemented?

This is really an absolutely essential feature and I'm also waiting for this.