How to enable scope view always on header.

[vidhya_mouli]

How to enable this option where I can see what scope I am working on?

[Misgana D Dauro · Accepted solution]

Hello @vidhya_mouli 

If you upgrade your instance to the Vancouver release you will be able to get the instance toolbar which will display the Application scope and update set.

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Kind regards

Misgana D.

[Dr Atul G- LNG]

Hi @Misgana D Dauro 

I am on Vancouver but not able to see Instance tool bar , do we need activate any property?

I can see like this:

[Misgana D Dauro]

Hello @Dr Atul G- LNG 

You will need to create a System Property if it's not there already.

Name: glide.ui.next_experience.instance_tools_disabled

Type: String

Value: false

if my answer has helped with your question, please mark my answer as an accepted solution and give a thumbs up.

Kind regards

Misgana D.

[Dr Atul G- LNG]

Thanks @Misgana D Dauro  for quick help. Last question, how you come to know that this issue can be solved with property? Like its your experience (I respect) or you read this some where. 

Bcz in UI 16 we have developer tab and this option was available but in Next experience it is not there. 

[CJB]

How do you have Application scope and Update Set displayed? Are you on Polaris? @Dr Atul G- LNG