Every once and a while, one needs to perform bulk operations on data, and to get the best performance reccurs to advanced queries. The thing is that these widgets aren't "designed" for this ops (one has to always insert output parameter, when no parameter is required on these cases), so my suggestion is : Create some new built-in widgets for this ops. Best Regards, Diogo C S Cordeiro

To solve outdated dependencies throughout the applications, an all solution after a workday or workweek is great to start the next day or week off on a good basis. It would be great to be able to schedule it and let it run after working hours. Ideas - Provide the user with a StartSolutionX and the user will need to create a timer - Provide a setting on service center on the solution: Start automatically at --:--

Sometimes you don't want to share your solution with the whole community but only with your co-workers. It would be great if we could have restricted Forge's on each account.Large customers with multiple infrastructures could use this company/private Forge to share reusable applications between their teams.

In Service Studio, while searching Forge component, search keyword not get storing in client/session variables.If I search "weather" in Service Studio's forge and click on one component to review that. After clicking "Go to list", the searched keyword went missing and shows home page of forge.Now It's needed to search the same keyword again and again.So I think it will be good if that search keyword will be stored in Client/Session variable.I herein attached the screenshots and recorded videos of that.

Although Folders already offer more organization to the module, having Subfolders inside Folders would improve it.

I'm not sure if there is a solution do that.Some complex screens and web blocks tend to end up with so many local variables. Currently the input variables are displayed first and then the local variables are added as we go. There is an option to move the variables up and down. But over the period of the time, developers do not order the variables in a logical way. It becomes difficult to surf thru the variables when you had to.Providing an option (or by making it a default one) to keep the local variables in alphabetical order will help in navigation. And it also helps in grouping the variables.For e.g., all boolean variables will be listed one by oneIsCorrectIsDataAvailableIs ErrorAlso, all variables specific to an widget or entity can be identified easilyemployeeListemployeeNumberemployeeDropDownIt also helps in finding a variable easily.

I would appreciate if my inline expression comments can appear as Reminders in TrueChange. I suggest to have a prefix in the comment to identify if we want it to be a Reminder or not, something like:/*TODO: put your comment here*/or/*REMINDER: put your comment here*/

It would be nice to have a button on the aggregates to switch the join direction between the entities. This is because, if we have a lot of entities and we need to switch the join to obtain the correct data, we will need to go through an extensive list, find the entity and then do the same on the other side. Here is a mockup as an example.

Hi,I think that is a good idea to implement one website with 360 view like:-Dashboards with all accessible metrics;-Useful scientific and clarification links on Covid-19;-Useful contact and help links by country of origin;-Moderated chat on the topic.I think that this can be usefull.Best regards,Ricardo M Pereira

 Description : On the Asset Moderation History page, it would be extremely helpful to have Edit and Delete buttons for user comments. Currently, if a user accidentally submits a comment multiple times, such as due to button loading delays or double-clicks, there is no way to either delete the duplicate or update the text. Use Case Example : I recently experienced this issue where, due to a slight UI lag, I unintentionally clicked the "Comment" button twice in the Add Comment PopUp. The same comment was added twice to the moderation history. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to delete the extra comment or update it with corrected or different information. This can lead to confusion or clutter in the comment history. Proposed Solution : Add Edit and Delete buttons for each comment in the Asset Moderation History list. Ensure appropriate permissions or audit trail is maintained to preserve moderation integrity. This enhancement will improve user experience and data cleanliness in moderation workflows.