# PgManage 1.4 – SQL Server Support, Faster Interface Navigation, Spreadsheet‑like Data Grids & More! > Discover PgManage 1.4’s new SQL Server support, faster navigation with pinned databases and Quick Search, spreadsheet‑style data grids, and revamped context menus for smoother UX. ## MS SQL Server Support Our team has spent a lot of time adding support to PgManage for a new database — MS SQL Server. The feature set is still basic, but we have plans to enhance it in the future. ## Improved Navigation CommandPrompt team not only develops PgManage but uses it daily. This allows us to take a different perspective on PgManage. We are doing our best to improve the user experience for the most frequent daily tasks a DBA or developer might have. Navigating to a specific DB object might be time-consuming, especially for the complex and large trees we have in PgManage. In this release, we tried to optimize this experience in two ways. ![pin-upscaled](/media/images/pin-upscaled.height-500.format-webp.webp) ![pin-upscaled](/media/images/pin-upscaled.height-500.format-webp.webp) **Pinned Databases ** For server connections with a lot of databases, it may be better to keep the most frequently used ones at the top of the list. Now it is possible to pin such databases so that they are always shown first. Just hover over the database tree node to reveal the pin button. Pinned databases are grouped together and ordered alphabetically. We would like to thank [@ccurvey]() for sharing their experience [in the related GitHub issue](), which led to this new feature. ![search](/media/images/search.height-500.format-webp.webp) ![search](/media/images/search.height-500.format-webp.webp) **Quick Search ** It is a common UI pattern that is well-known and loved by users of modern IDEs. As far as we know, it was initially introduced in Sublime Text's as "[GoTo Anything]()" in 2008. We decided to include it as well, so drilling down to frequently used items in the **Database Explorer** is quick and easy. Call the Quick Search by using Ctrl/Cmd + P shortcut or clicking the 🔎 search icon at the top of the Database Explorer panel. Type the name of the object you're looking for and select one of the matching items from the list. The Quick Search is forgiving of typos or incomplete input, so there is no need to be super precise. ![region-selection](/media/images/region-selection.height-500.format-webp.webp) ![region-selection](/media/images/region-selection.height-500.format-webp.webp) **Spreadsheet-like Data Grids ** It is now possible to make partial selections in the **Data Editor** and **Query** tabs. We didn’t invent anything new here - the UI behaves the same way as most spreadsheet editors. Simply click on the grid and drag the cursor, or use **Shift + arrow keys** to select a range of cells. Right‑click on the selected region to view the available actions. ![contextmenus-upscaled](/media/images/contextmenus-upscaled.height-500.format-webp.webp) ![contextmenus-upscaled](/media/images/contextmenus-upscaled.height-500.format-webp.webp) **Optimized Context Menus in DB Explorer ** Many operations and features in **PgManage** are accessed through the DB Explorer context menu. While using the app daily, we noticed that frequently used items were often buried deep in child sub‑menus, making access to those features inefficient. We have reorganized the context menus to bring the most frequently used commands to the top and to group similar or related items together. The **Delete/Drop** option is now placed last in the menu, with a separator above it to prevent accidental clicks. Another [common UX issue]() with nested context menus is that the user moves the cursor from the parent menu to the child sub‑menu diagonally, causing the sub‑menu to disappear. We saw this problem in PgManage and fixed it as well. ## Database Diagnostics & Debugging ![logs-2](/media/images/logs-2.height-500.format-webp.webp) ![logs-2](/media/images/logs-2.height-500.format-webp.webp) **Postgres Sever Logs ** There is a new, humble "Logs" link in the Backends tab that leads to the new Postgres Log Viewer. The logs are loaded in near real time and can be searched through using a simple text match or regex. ## Help Us Grow PgManage is a free database tool built with love by a small developer team at Command Prompt. **You can help the project** by spreading the word, starring the project on [GitHub]() or submitting feature requests and feedback. ## Many more Features and Tweaks See the full list of changes on the PgManage GitHub [Releases Page](). ## Get PgManage 1.4 It is Free! Proceed to our product page and choose a download for your platform [Get PgManage]() --- [View this page online](https://www.commandprompt.com/blog/pgmanage-14-fast-intuitive-with-sql-server-support/)