Go to the root node in the Tree to close (collapse) all nodes of the root node

Dear Developers!

We have many-many databases on a server.
When I open more schemas for searching a table, it is very disturbing that I can't close (unexpand) the whole root node with one click.

For example I'm in table T, and 1300 other tables before it.
To close the whole "Tables" node, I need to scroll up to table A, and then to "Tables".
And sometimes I go up too fast and I'm in another database.

It would be easier if I could use a function, which identifies the actual object, and unexpand all objects in the same level with closing the root. Or a "Go to root node" function.

1. I can click to the table T.
2. Popupmenu, "Go to root node".
3. The function finds the "Tables", and focus to it (=selected).
4. I can collapse it, then I can go up to the database.

A "Go to the database node" woud be also useful! :-)

Thank you!

No files, tests, or entry points are named. Start by locating the Tree view and its table-node context menu, then trace how selection and collapse work; done means a selected table can navigate to and focus its Tables root, which can then be collapsed, with database navigation considered if supported by the scope.