The Object Explorer window moves across the screen in SQL Server Management Studio 2008.
How can I have the Object Explorer window on left side in SSMS 2008?
Please try
Window > Reset Window Layout
Using SQL Server 2008 R2 you can restore the default configuration by clicking on the window menu and then selecting Reset Window Layout:
Have you tried dragging it near the left edge of the SSMS window to dock it:
There is a drop-down arrow at the top of the object explorer. Click that and change it from Floating to Dockable.
Click the top of the window if it's floating to drag it. When you start to move it you should see a selection of different views in the middle of the screen. Dragging onto one of those views will show a shadow of where the pane will go. Let go to get the one you want.
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I want to import a program from the toolbox, but the toolbox on the right of Automation Studio is gone. I can't find it anywhere. How do I enable it?
I would say you are doing everything right and the Toolbox pane is there - I can see it (there is a small grey dot there).
You just need to drag the pane separator.
Try the right click on the project name and select "Add object.." the toolbox menu will be shown. 1
When disaster strikes you always have the capability of restoring the default window layout from Window -> Reset Window Layout
Window -> Reset Window Layout
I'm trying to dock the SQL queries results to bottom in VS Code, as we see at SSMS. In old versions of VS Code I could do it, but I don't know what happened. The results can be moved only to left/right of window now, and the results view are awful in this way.
I want to make the VS Code SQL results disposed like this:
But I have only this on VS Code:
Any help will be appreciated.
Go to View -> Toggle Editor Group Layout
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/linux/sql-server-linux-develop-use-vscode
Following works on Mac :
Go to Menu > View > Editor Layout > Flip Layout.
As of December 2020
View → Editor Layout → Two Rows
I don't see that option on Windows though. But you can just flip the layout by pressing Alt + Shift + 0
You can also simple click on results tab and drag to bottom of source code window or anywhere else you want, no need to use menus really.
Anyone know how to make project and structure navigation set in splitting mode?
See images ( I was able doing this, but don't know how )
This took me a really long time to figure out.
For you to set this up, you need to
First: make sure each Tool Window is set to "Pinned Mode" and "Docked Mode" (you can do this by right clicking on the Project/Structure tab)
Second: the Tool Window you want on top should have the "Split Mode" NOT checked
Third: the Tool Window you want at the bottom should have the "Split Mode" checked
Step :
Preferences
Appearance & Behaviour
Appearance then untick side-by-side layout on the left at Window options
Project tab move to the left side and make sure untick split-mode
Structure tab move to the left side and make sure tick split-mode
Sure, just grab your "Structure" tool window button (the one on the left side, that has "7" in the title) and drag it to the bottom part of the same side.
Alternatively just right click on tool window button or title bar and choose "Split Mode" -- it will move it to the opposite part of the same side (e.g. will move from Left Top to Left Bottom -- just as per your image).
Official manual page.
As of version 2019.1, PHPStorm tool windows no longer behave the way the other answers say, that is, there is no explicit "split mode". Instead, it uses the location of the tab; you can no longer split tool windows if they are in the same tab group, but you can display two tool panes by putting them in different groups. So if you're looking for the standard projects half-pane at the top, and structure at the bottom, put structure in the top left group, and structure in the bottom left, and then enable them both - and the view will split.
To reiterate – if you have both project and structure in top left, there is no way to split them; you must move the tab.
To whom the other answers did not work:
At first go to Windows menu then click Restore Default Layout
Then go to View => Tool Windows => Project
Then go to View => Tool Windows => Structure
Right now, if I want to enter SQL queries in Microsoft Access, I do this:
Click the Create tab, then Query design button, then close the popup. Click the SQL button. Type my query. Click Run.
For my next query, I have to do that all over again. How can I stay in an SQL environment in Access?
Newer versions of Access still support many of the same keyboard shortcuts for the old Menu commands (in addition to the newer, longer keyboard shortcuts for the Ribbon interface). So, in the Access 2010 query designer I still use:
Altv, d which was View > Design View
Altv, s which was View > DataSheet View
Altv, q which was View > SQL View
To run an action query, this old keyboard shortcut still works, too:
Altq, r which was Query > Run
Ah, it turns out it's one of the view modes (first button in the Home tab). Because none of my functions required a table, I hadn't bothered to choose a table to work in, which means the View menu was grayed out.
I've referred to this MSDN ARTICLE
I'm using Microsoft Visual Basic 2010 Express - is there a quick way of seeing the tab order using this application?
There doesn't seem to be a Tab Order option in the View menu. Is this a feature left out of the express edition or am I looking in the wrong place?
Right click on the menu bar and choose customize, which is present at
the last menu item.
Click the commands tab and click rearrange button on it.
You'll see a phrase saying: Choose a menu or toolbar to arrange below
that you can see a radio button with tool bar as its text. select it.
Click Add command, from categories choose view, from commands choose
tab order then click OK. Well, they're arranged alphabetically.
Now click close and check the tab order button in the view toolbar
and you'll find it.
I hope this helps.
Make sure you have you view selected in your main window and not in your solution browser. This should give you the tab order option.
If still not present it could be it's not included in the Express edition.