why datagrip supports single database in one connection?

I agree. This is probably the main reason why I'm not going to buy DataGrip yet and why I can't suggest it to my team. I've got 75 databases which I manage on a single server and needing to setup a connection to each one would be a nighmare.

Hello,
Please enable Resolve unqualified references check-box in Schemas tab for needed databases and schemas to have auto-completion work without needing to prefix table with the schema/database. This will help.

Do you also use MySQL? Does mentioned suggestion help?

It does not help me.  I have a postgres application with multiple databases.  When I edit a sql file, I don't have an option to specify which database I want to use to run it.

Agreed. Datagrip looks like something my organization would LOVE but because we have hundreds of databases, we can't even try it.

Still waiting for this feature.

I use postgres with multiple databases. DataGrip makes me open a separate connection for each database, even though they are really the same connection. This is not how Postgres is organized. I want this nested structure:

Connection 1

• Db1
• Db2

Connection 2

• Db1
• Db2

Currently I must do this:

Connection 1 with unique name

• Db1

Connection 1 with different name

• Db2

Connection 2 with unique name

• Db1

Connection 2 with different name

• Db2

Hi,

Multiple database support will be available in DataGrip 2017.2 and also in DataGrip 2017.2 EAP.

Thank you

So where is it?

@Menashehyperomsik Hi,

Did you install DataGrip 2017.2?

Here is a screenshot with an example:

Thank you.

Thanks Vasily ,

I can use multiple databases now with DataGrip