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2000_concepts:0700_data_presentation:0100_query_results_grid [2022/08/23 07:19] – [Standard Form of Query Results] administrator2000_concepts:0700_data_presentation:0100_query_results_grid [2026/08/13 00:55] (current) – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation localdev
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 ====== Standard Form of Query Results  ====== ====== Standard Form of Query Results  ======
  
-The standard form of query results is generated by //**Aware IM**// automatically. The standard form displays query results as a table. Every instance of a business object occupies a row in this table. Columns of the table display values of certain attributes of the business object. This is illustrated on the picture below:+The standard form of query results is generated by //**AwareIM**// automatically. The standard form displays query results as a table. Every instance of a business object occupies a row in this table. Columns of the table display values of certain attributes of the business object. This is illustrated on the picture below:
  
-{{ :documentation:images:query_output_example.png?nolink&600 |}}+{{ docs:images:query_output_example.png?nolink&600 |}}
  
-The attributes shown in the columns are specified when a query is configured. If they are not defined, //**Aware IM**// picks attributes to display at random.+The attributes shown in the columns are specified when a query is configured. If they are not defined, //**AwareIM**// picks attributes to display at random.
  
-The rightmost columns of every row in the table show the operations that can be performed with an instance represented by the row (in the above example there is the “Edit” and “Delete” operations). When defining a query it is possible to configure which operations will be available – see [[2500_config_apps:1100_add_edit_queries:0000_start|Adding/Editing Queries]].+The rightmost columns of every row in the table show the operations that can be performed with an instance represented by the row (in the above example there is the “Edit” and “Delete” operations). When defining a query it is possible to configure which operations will be available – see [[2500_config_apps:1100_add_edit_queries|Adding/Editing Queries]].
  
 The leftmost column of every row in the table may have a checkbox that allows selecting multiple instances of a business object to perform operations with.  The leftmost column of every row in the table may have a checkbox that allows selecting multiple instances of a business object to perform operations with.