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Expand Up @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ A hidden strip comes back on its own while the connection you are on has nothing

## What an entry shows

The icon is the database engine's symbol, and its shape changes with the connection's state. A connection you gave a color shows it as a dot in the icon's corner. The first line under the icon names the connection, the second names the database or schema it browses, and each line shortens in the middle when long. Hovering gives the full connection name, host, and database or schema; VoiceOver reads those plus the connection state. The entry you are in is highlighted, in each window separately.
The icon is the database engine's symbol, and its shape changes with the connection's state. A connection you gave a color shows it as a dot in the icon's corner. The first line under the icon names the connection, the second names the database or schema it browses, and each line shortens in the middle when long. To read more of a long name, drag the line between the strip and the object browser to widen the strip, up to 240 points. New windows open the strip at its last saved width. Hovering gives the full connection name, host, and database or schema; VoiceOver reads those plus the connection state. The entry you are in is highlighted, in each window separately.

On servers that group objects by schema, an entry stands for a schema. On an engine that switches neither databases nor schemas, such as SQLite or Redis, a connection has one entry and one line, the connection name.

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