DataGrip connected to the live MariaDB does not display all the tables in the Database Explorer pane, only 15 are visible

Question

I'm using DataGrip v 2021.3.4 of JetBrains. I connect to MariaDB hosted in AWS. The database has 28 tables, though only fifteen (15) are displayed in the Database Explorer.

Interesting thing is, I can see all the tables if I go to "show visualization":

So far this is my only workaround to get to any of the 'hidden' tables, as the visualization window allows me to right-click and select "jump to source", from there I can work on the table or switch to "edit-data" if needed:

This would be an acceptable workaround if the table names and column names were recognized and hopefully auto-populated with the DataGrip interface, but instead, I get the red-underlined table names in my .SQL with errors displayed saying that:

Unable to resolve table 'table name'

Just to clarify, executing my queries actually works and I get the expected result. The problem is that I compose my queries in the blind.

Things I've tried:

• refreshing the list of tables.
• disconnecting and reconnecting to the live database.
• searching for a possible solution in here, on the StackOverflow website.

Anything else you would recommend me to try?

Thank you,

Update #1 [May 1, 2022]: Upgraded DataGrip to 2022.1.2, removed some tables, down to 21 total, still limited to 15. Some more details, in case this becomes a question: MacOS v11.2.3 (BigSur), 16-core Intel-based CPU, 64Gb Memory

Answer 1

Posting this answer in case it would save time for anyone landing on this post seeking to get answers to the same issue I was having.

DataGrip UI has two places where the list of visible tables can be filtered, and those filters are compound. First is a main filter next to Data Explorer:

The second place is under Data Sources and Drivers -> Schemas -> Object filter options.

Answer 2

Thanks to @aerial301 for this answer:

lifeTotal.textContent = +lifeTotal.textContent + 5 

It works. I assume that the + in front of my Var lifeTotal is converting the DOM content targeted by the .textContent to a number, which let JS see 2 numbers instead of a string and the number 5.