Show terminal and database sections on IntelliJ IDEA - intellij-idea

I'm trying to show terminal and database sections on IntelliJ IDEA 17.1.3 but I'm not winning. Am I not doing it right by hovering on the bottom left corner or by going to View and Tools Windows? Any idea on how to go about this?

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I have a project opened in IntelliJ and Git is also enabled for the project. What is the issue I am facing is, according to the following image, the red "branch pane" is missing from IDE and the only thing I see is the green area.
And also I see the blue area instead of "Git" it is showing "Version Control". So I need to know how I can get the branch pane back like the attached image.
Your IntelliJ IDEA is too old, it does not have this feature. To show the branches pane you need at least IntelliJ IDEA version 2020.1.

IntelliJ problem tab not showing live issues - problems tree does

we are using IntelliJ 2018.2 and we just migrated from Eclipse and we have some issues with the error views in IntelliJ.
We activated "Make project automatically" and now we can see new errors in the "Problems" - tree view on the left side even without saving the file (that works great). But we can not see how many errors exist within the file and there are no details about the error.
Now we tried the bottom "Problems" - tab instead of the tree because we do need the project view on the left side to navigate.
The bottom "Problems" tab does not show any errors at all until we hit "Build project". Just saving a file does not show any errors.
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Thanks
Hauke

IntelliJ IDEA - How to Align Project Pane to the left of Debug Pane

Am new to IntelliJ IDEA (am using 2017.1.3)...
Was writing some sample code and didn't like how the Debug view was located as tab in the bottom right corner. Am trying to reconfigure my Intelli IDEA perspective (borrowed that term from Eclipse) so, I can have the following setup:
Project view as it is (completely on the left hand side like a column), on the right of that is the Debug view.
On the bottom of the Debug view is the Source Editor view.
Project view is still on the left of both the Debug and Source Editor view.
Attached is a screenshot of my plight:
As you can see, the Project view is completely under my Debug View. I want it to be completely left of both Debug and Source Editor views.
Enable the Widescreen tool window layout option:
See the manual: Optimize for wide-screen monitors

Not showing Project Structure in IntelliJ IDEA

I am a new to IntelliJ IDEA and somehow my project structure doesn't appear where It should be. Someone know how to fix this please? I want it to appear left corner where red circle:
You have hidden the tool window buttons. To show them again press Alt+Alt (and keep holding) or click on the bottom left corner icon. Or use View | Tool Buttons to show them permanently. Then you can click on the Project or Structure tool window buttons depending on what you need.
Another way is to use the menu: View | Tool Windows | Project (or Structure).
Or just use the keyboard shortcuts:
Alt+1 — Project
Alt+7 — Structure
You can find more details in the online documentation:
Manipulating the Tool Windows

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I am using IntelliJ 2016.1 and wondering if where to find a list of "Scratches"? In Android Studio it was in the drop down Project menu.
I have looked through all the settings and cannot find it.
Do Scratches ONLY apply to Java? Or can I use them for PHP/Python?
I can use a HOTKEY can create a Scratch, but I dont know how to get it on my menu.
Does anyone know?
#Regarding the first answer, here is what I have, Im baffled (Im on Linux if it matters)!
And this which doesn't expand:
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/2016.1/scratches.html#rename_scratch
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Scratches can be in any language.