Is there a way to use this button quickly? Such as shortcut or command?
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Google Data Studio offers a Reset button that can be clicked to reset all actions on the report. This button is good to be used but when in full screen mode or presentation mode, this button is not visible, thus making it necessary to turn off the presentation mode, then apply reset and then turn on the presentation mode again. Do we have a keyboard shortcut instead of the Reset button? Thanks in advance for clarification.
I tried pressing F5 but it doesn't help.
How to enable paste feature in ag-grid cell with in textbox. I have tried with Ctrl+V and also with right click Paste fuctionality but it is show disabled.
As stated in AG-Grid documentation here
The 'paste' operation in the context menu is not possible and hence
always disabled. It is not possible because of a browser security
restriction that Javascript cannot take data from the clipboard
without the user explicitly doing a paste command from the browser (eg
Ctrl+V or from the browser menu). If Javascript could do this, then
websites could steal data from the client via grabbing from the
clipboard maliciously. The reason why ag-Grid keeps the paste in the
menu as disabled is to indicate to the user that paste is possible and
it provides the shortcut as a hint to the user. This is also why the
API cannot copy from clipboard.
So you can't use the paste functionality from the context menu unfortunately.
However the Ctrl + V should work.
I have tried everything assigning shortcuts, resetting keyboard, adding button by customizing but result pane is not showing up, even after adding its button and clicking on it.
Am I doing something wrong or is there some other bug?
You might be affected by a known issue, detailed here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/kb/2860024
Essentially, you may be experiencing a corrupted .vssettings file for SQL Server Management Studio. When you press Ctrl+R, you might see the following message in the status bar "(Ctrl+R) was pressed. Waiting for second key of chord…"
If this describes your issue, the fix is to reset the default keyboard mapping scheme:
Open SQL Server Management Studio.
On the menu bar, click Tools, and then click Options.
In the tree-view pane on the left side of the dialog box, click Keyboard.
Click Reset to reset the default keyboard mapping scheme.
In the dialog box that appears, click Yes.
Click OK.
In SSMS, each tab is related to an instance and a DB.
There's a top left drop down where we can change the selected DB for current tab. But, if SSMS is connected to multiple instances, I don't see a way to change the selected instance of a tab. I need to copy the text, close the tab, select the correct instance, open a new tab, and past the text back.
Is there a smarter way to do this change?
You can change this by right clicking. Choose Connection > Change Connection from the context menu.
It's possible to add this button to the menu bar (but in SSMS 2016 I can't get it to work). In other versions click the down arrow at the end of the menu bar. From Add or Remove Buttons you can customise the available options.
You can also customise the colour of the status line, based on which server you are connected to. Handy if you often jump between servers and then get confused! ;P
I have an application icon that is display on the Desktop (shortcut icon). If the user right click on the icons then there is an option to "Pin to Startmenu" and "Pin to TaskBar" after selecting the option then these icons shown on the Startmenu and taskbar and unpin to remove the from same loc.
But i need to perform these step via command prompt. Please suggest me how to execute via batch file.
Thanks in advance.