You can search for any object in the Database tool window. Click any item in the Database tool window and start typing the object name.
Press Shift twice to open the search window. By default, DataGrip displays the list of recent files. Pressing double Shift again or Alt+N for mnemonics will select the Include non-project items checkbox and the list of search results will extend to non-project related items.
Start typing your query. DataGrip lists the results dividing them into sections where your query is found.Press Ctrl+Up or Ctrl+Down (⌘↑/⌘↓ on macOS) to jump between sections.
Click to list the search results in the Find tool window.
Press Tab to switch the scope of your search to tables, files, symbols, or actions.
You can use the following shortcuts to open the search window with the needed scope right from the start:
Ctrl+N: finds a table by name.
Ctrl+Shift+N: finds any file or directory by name (supports CamelCase and snake_case).
Ctrl+Shift+Alt+N: finds a symbol.
Ctrl+Shift+A: finds an action by name. You can find any action even if it doesn't have a mapped shortcut or appear in the menu. For example, Emacs actions, such as kill rings, sticky selection, or hungry backspace.
To narrow your search, click the icon and select the appropriate option.
For example, when you search for files, you can exclude some file types from your search.
Type / to see the list of settings that you can quickly access. Select the one you need and pressEnter. As a result, DataGrip gives you a quick access to the selected setting and its options.
You can search for abbreviations. Assign a short code for the action and use the All tab to search for such element and quickly access it. For example, assign an abbreviation for Color Picker.
In the Settings/Preferences dialog (Ctrl+Alt+S), go to Keymap. From the options on the right select Other | Show Color Picker.
From the context menu, select Add abbreviation.
In the dialog that opens, specify the abbreviation you are going to use, for example, cp and click OK.
Now, when you type cp in the search field, DataGrip will display the item to which you've assigned your abbreviation. Press Enter to access the Color Picker dialog.
Filter search results by a data source
In the Search Everywhere dialog, click the All Places list and select the data source that you want to use as a filter.
Productivity tips
For a quick navigation from the Search Everywhere dialog, consider using the following shortcuts:
to list the search results in the Find tool window.
icon and select the appropriate option. 
