DataStax Studio 6.8 FAQ
Frequently asked questions about DataStax Studio 6.8.
Frequently asked questions
- How can I share and reference a specific cell in a notebook?
- Sharing links to direct cells is now easy to do in Studio.
- In the Other Cell Actions (
…
) menu, click Copy Cell Link.The generated cell URL is copied to the clipboard in this format:
For example,http://URI_running_DSE:9091/notebooks/notebook_id/cell/cell_id
http://localhost:9091/notebooks/ad4fb369-8941-456f-8436-23862120810d/cell/2140706b-602e-4598-b96a-4ce8630dfc69
- To go directly to that cell, paste the URL in a web browser address bar and press Enter.
- In the Other Cell Actions (
- Why can I configure more than one host in a Studio connection?
- Hosts initialize the Cassandra driver connection. Configuring more than one host provides redundancy and failover protection.
- Which web browsers are supported for Studio?
- Studio is tested on these platforms (all 64-bit) with the latest versions of the specified web browsers.
- How can I view a list of my notebooks?
- Use the Notebook Manager to list and filter notebooks.
- How do I specify a default keyspace for a cell?
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You can use the keyspace menu to select the keyspace or specify the CQL USE statement. The following rules apply to USE statements in Studio:
- USE statements apply only to the current cell.
- A USE statement overrides the default keyspace setting for all statements that follow the USE statement within that cell.
- The keyspace selected in the keyspace drop down menu applies only to the current cell.
- The selected keyspace is copied to new cells created below an existing CQL cell.
- If a default keyspace is not selected, and there are no USE statements in the cell, all statements must be fully qualified to include the desired keyspace.
- Does Studio support connection to SSL-enabled clusters?
- Yes. See Using SSL connections in DataStax Studio.
- Where are my notebooks from earlier versions?
- When you start Studio, all of your existing notebooks are upgraded to the new version. Notebooks are not backward compatible.