Use personal settings to customize the layout and style of the DataStudio interface for a specific workspace. For example, you can change the modules that appear in the left navigation pane, switch the background color of the development interface, and configure editor features such as Error Annotation, Auto Line Wrap, and Auto Save.
Go to personal settings
Log on to the DataWorks console. In the top navigation bar, select the desired region. In the left-side navigation pane, choose . On the page that appears, select the desired workspace from the drop-down list and click Go to Data Development.
In the DataStudio interface, click the
icon at the bottom of the left navigation pane to open the page.On this page, you can:
Configure the modules to display in DataStudio. For more information, see DataStudio Modules.
Enable the solution feature. This allows you to create a solution. For more information, see File Management.
Configure features for the code editor, such as the Minimap, Error Annotation, and font style. For more information, see Editor Settings.
Set the DataStudio background color. For more information, see General Settings.
To apply these settings to all workspaces under your account, click Apply to All Workspaces in the lower-right corner of the Personal Settings page.
DataStudio modules
In the DataStudio Modules section, you can choose which modules to display in the left navigation pane of DataStudio.
On the Public or MaxCompute tab, select the modules you want to use for data development.
If you cannot find a module in the left navigation pane, it may be hidden. Follow the steps in this section to display it.
To hide a module from the left navigation pane, deselect it in the DataStudio Modules section. This only hides the module from the pane; it is not removed from DataWorks.
File management
Click Show Solution to enable the solution feature. For more information about solutions, see Create a solution.
Editor settings
In the Editor Settings section, you can configure the editor's code and keyword features. The settings take effect immediately.
Feature | Description | Effect |
Minimap | Displays a minimap that provides an overview of the code in the editor. If the code is long, you can use the minimap to quickly navigate to a different area. |
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Error Annotation | Checks the current code for errors. Hover your cursor over red-underlined code to see the specific error message. |
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Auto Save | Automatically caches the code that you are editing to prevent data loss due to page errors. You can choose Use Version Saved on Server or Use Version Saved in Local Cache. |
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Auto-Completed Code Style | Sets the letter case (uppercase or lowercase) for auto-completed keywords. |
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Wrap Text | Sets whether to automatically wrap lines when you write code.
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Wrap at Column |
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Code Font Size | Set the font size from 12 to 18 based on your preference. | None |
Press Enter for Suggestions | If you enable this feature, the editor automatically shows code suggestions when you press Enter. Note
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Show Status Bar | Specifies whether to show a status bar at the bottom of the development tab. The bar displays information like the Number of Characters and the current cursor position by row and column. |
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Enable Vim Mode | Specifies whether to use Vim mode for code development. |
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Alert Check | Specifies whether to check your code against development standards and show prompts as you type. |
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Auto Completion | Provides the following smart suggestions as you type:
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Formatting Configuration | Specifies whether to move the semicolon (;) at the end of a code statement to a new line. |
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Copilot | Specifies whether to enable Copilot to automatically complete your code. | None |
General settings
In the General Settings section, you can configure whether to display node engine information on DAGs and set the DataStudio background color.
Feature | Description | Effect |
Display Node Engine Information on DAG | Specifies whether to display engine information for nodes in a business process DAG. |
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Theme | Sets the DataStudio theme. You can select black or white. | None |
