Update RStudio_integrations.md

Author: RafiKurlansik

Developing_on_Databricks/RStudio_integrations.md

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 This will display the tables registered in the metastore.  
 
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 Tables from the `default` database will be shown, but you can switch the database using `sparklyr::tbl_change_db()`.
@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ You can store RStudio Projects on DBFS and any other arbitrary file.  When your
 
 The first step is to disable websockets from within RStudio's options:
 
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 Once that is complete, a GitHub repo can be connected by creating a new project from the Project dropdown menu at the top right of RStudio.  Select *Version Control*, and on the next window select the git repo that you want to work with on Databricks.  When you click *Create Project*, the repo will be cloned to the subdirectory you chose on the driver node and git integration will be visible from RStudio.