Azuredatastudio: Results Panel - show / hide

[ckcarroll]

• SQL Operations Studio Version: 0.23.6
  Is there a way to nicely hide and show the results pane in a query window similar to SSMS Ctrl+R?
  Steps to Reproduce: Run a query, try to hide the results pane.

[Hertweck]

when looking at the keyboard shortcuts I see,
{
"command": "grid.toggleResultPane",
"key": "ctrl+alt+r",
"when": "queryEditorVisible"
}
but it doesn't seem to do what I would expect, that being hiding and showing the results pane.

[erickangMSFT]

@saurabh500 + Saurabh to refer for the on-going work.

[saurabh500]

@ckcarroll I am not sure about the shortcut that you have found. We added the capability of hiding the results panel + message panel with a single action on our internal dev branch.

[saurabh500]

Note: I will look into the shortcut that you have found. May need a cleanup

[ghost]

I accomplished this by creating my own hotkey as follows: File > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts, in the search area at the top, enter "toggle". Find "Toggle Query Results". Click the edit icon (pencil) to the right of this item and enter your keybinding. I entered CTRL+R. Works great.

[kburtram]

@ckcarroll the "Toggle Query Results" command should hide the results pane. Please try setting the Ctrl-R shortcut to this command as @JayShockwave suggests. Please reactive if this doesn't address your issue.

[hedmon]

Running a SELECT query I see the 'Result' pane followed by the 'Messages' pane. The default shortcut 'Shift+Win+R' toggle both panes (Result and Messages). Following the documentation (Tutorial: Use the Transact-SQL editor to create database objects - SQL Operations Studio (preview)) running the last script (tesing the setCustomer SP) I only get the 'Message' pane, but not the 'Result' pane for see the JSON.

[MattIrv]

@hedmon I tried following the same instructions and see both the messages and results pane when it executes. Can you tell me what version of SQL Operations Studio you're using? Also, what is the output in the messages pane when you run the query? Thanks

[sthossan]

shift+windows icon+r

[gregoryderner]

Control+Shit+r on Mac Osx