Global Search
Global Search opens a loaded resource in a new Dynomate tab. It searches resources that Dynomate has already discovered or loaded.
Open global search
- Press Cmd+K on macOS or Ctrl+K on Windows.
- Enter part of a table, request, collection, profile, Region, database, catalog, or snapshot name.
- Use the arrow keys to select a result, then press Enter.
You can also select the search button in the app header.
Supported results
| Result | Searchable context | Action |
|---|---|---|
| DynamoDB table | Table name, AWS profile, and Region | Open the table tab |
| Athena table | Table, database, catalog, profile, Region, and account | Open the Athena query tab |
| Request | Request name and collection folder name | Open the saved request |
| SQL snapshot | Table name, snapshot time, and artifact format | Open the local SQL tab |
| Manage AWS profiles | Action name and description | Open table discovery settings |
Global Search does not create a request. It also does not search item values inside every table. Use Query, Scan filters, the table search shortcut, or JSON Inspector search for data inspection. Use Logs to search operation and AWS activity.
Search context
DynamoDB and Athena entries come from the current discovery data. If a resource is missing, open table discovery, select the correct profile and Region, then load the resources again. Request results come from the collection folders that Dynomate currently tracks. Snapshot results only include artifacts that are available on disk.
Limits
- An empty search shows up to 200 entries.
- A text search returns up to 100 matches.
- Search does not contact AWS as you type.
- Unavailable SQL snapshots do not appear.