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I'm having the same problem that was reported last November. Even though SQL Search finds the object in the search window, the "Find in Object Explorer" window only opens the database list, but nothing more.

I've tried it on a couple of different SQL Servers and it works on some of them but not on others. The one thing I've found in common is that is does NOT work on databases that are part of a High Availability Group. Those databases are displayed slightly differently in Object Explorer that a regular database. I'm wondering if SQL Search is doing some kind of an exact string match.

For a regular database, say "AdventureWorks", the name displayed in Object Explorer is "AdventureWorks". Here's a simple example:



However, if the AdventureWorks database is part of an availability group, the name displayed in Object Explorer is "AdventureWorks (Synchronized)" -- where the "Synchronized" is an indicator that this database is being sync'd with another server for high availability:



Is there a log or something I could send to help track this issue? Or could dbForge confirm that they are traversing the Object Explorer tree looking for an exact match on database name?

Thanks.

dbForge works only with the databases from the metadata table sys.database. The information on the Availability Group databases is stored in other metadata tables.

All of the databases that dbForge is having problems with are shown in the sys.databases view.

Or are you saying dbForge tools do not support SQL Server databases that are part of an availability group?

Or are you saying dbForge tools do not support SQL Server databases that are part of an availability group?

That's right. dbForge doesn't support the databases belonging to an availability group.