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Displaying Line Numbers in SAP HANA Studio
There are two primary methods to enable line numbers in SAP HANA Studio. The first method applies generally to all text editors within the environment, while the second is specific to the SQL Editor preferences.
Window > Preferences > General > Editors > Text Editors > Check "Show line numbers"
: Navigate to the Window menu in the top navigation bar and select Preferences .
By default, the SQL Script editor in SAP HANA Studio (Eclipse-based IDE) does display line numbers. This feature is essential for debugging, code reviews, error tracing, and collaborative development. Line numbers can be easily enabled through the Eclipse editor preferences.
Unfortunately, Eclipse (the core of SAP HANA Studio) does have a default keyboard shortcut for toggling line numbers. However, you can create one:
Displaying Line Numbers in SAP HANA Studio
There are two primary methods to enable line numbers in SAP HANA Studio. The first method applies generally to all text editors within the environment, while the second is specific to the SQL Editor preferences.
Window > Preferences > General > Editors > Text Editors > Check "Show line numbers"
: Navigate to the Window menu in the top navigation bar and select Preferences .
By default, the SQL Script editor in SAP HANA Studio (Eclipse-based IDE) does display line numbers. This feature is essential for debugging, code reviews, error tracing, and collaborative development. Line numbers can be easily enabled through the Eclipse editor preferences.
Unfortunately, Eclipse (the core of SAP HANA Studio) does have a default keyboard shortcut for toggling line numbers. However, you can create one: