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I often need to set the output pain (resultset data) font to larger than that of the actual SQL statement that produced it. Today, they both get the same font. This request is to provide 2 font settings so that they do not need to be the same size.
Use case: When reviewing joblogs, or sharing my screen via Zoom or MS Teams, I often have to increase the font size so participants can actually see the data in the resultSet.
In addition, just to be able to make the output pain (resultset window) font larger in general (or smaller as the case may be) than then SQL code that produced it, would be helpful.
Idea priority | High |
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Um... On my Mac it is normally Cmd++
However on ACS it seems to be Ctrl++
So yes, that would be good enough if it responded to the "tradiational" key on the Mac.
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