With the introduction of the Dynamic Case Management Framework, OutSystems advocates to use GUID as a unique Text Identifier (see https://success.outsystems.com/Documentation/Case_Management/Create_a_case_management_app ).Apart from that GUID as identifiers have some other use cases too:Less "hackable" URLs to your application pages than when using Integer IdentifiersLess meaningful Identifiers (Employee number 2 is probably longer with the company than Employee number 58)You want the data to be uniquely-identified, no matter where it came from.You need to be able to combine data from difference sources with little-to-no chance of duplicate GUIDs.Furthermore, you don't want or don't care about the users needing to remember an ID themselvesIt would be nice if there is more support in the Platform:Add a new datatype called GUID, with an AutoNumber option.Add a popup menu option to generate a GUID and set it as a string literal for any attribute of datatype GUIDAdd built-in feature to also generate a GUID for Mobile and Reactive, as it is currently only available server side. Yes Forge component exists to help you, but this should be build in.

Add something similar to "Export Action To Image" but with the actions objects numbered and a section below listing the parameters for each one . Also, a way to generate these in bulk , with it generating a zip file with them all inside, named appropriately, or as a PDF file.

It would be nice if OutSystems would provide a reactive version of the Data Grid component.Given the amount of post on the forum regarding data grid related topics, it is fair to say it is a popular component that developers use. With the shift from tradional web to reactive web applications, it would be a pitty to not have this component available as a reactive version.

I would like to suggest an improvement to the "Apply Settings to the Factory" notification displayed in the Service Center when there are pending configurations. Currently, this notification only informs that changes need to be applied, without specifying who made the modification or what configuration was changed . This creates a lack of traceability, especially in collaborative environments where multiple people manage configurations, making it unclear who performed the last modification. Suggested Solution: Display the User – Add the name of the user who made the last pending change to the notification. Detail the Modified Configurations – Include a summary of the changes made or provide a link to a change history screen. This improvement would enhance transparency, security, and efficiency in platform management, preventing conflicts or unintended configuration applications. Best regards, Valdemiro Veigas

It would be interesting if the action of OnparametersChange action indicate WHICH parameter has changed.We often need to do different actions or refresh according to the updated parameter and this information would be very useful.

Hi Team, I hope you're doing well. I want to request a feature improvement regarding Table behavior. Currently, when moving a table header row/column (for example, moving the 5th header to the 3rd position), the corresponding data rows do not move with it and stay in their original place. If OutSystems could provide a native feature where the corresponding data rows automatically shift and align whenever a header is reordered (and vice versa), it would be a huge help for developers and greatly improve UI flexibility. Thank you!

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The idea is to add the possibility to classify the type of advanced query we need. This is very important because when we are using a SELECT query, we need to insert the output correctly. But when we only want to create an UPDATE query or a DELETE query, e.g. bulk update or bulk delete, the output structure is not important and by classify, for example, we don't need to insert an output chosen by us.Another example of a rule applied using this type, there is no need to insert a TOP in the DELETE or UPDATE queries and of course no Max. Records.

When you create your personal free environment with OutSystems, you cannot change the generated name, which in some cases is hard to remember.If you could set your personal environment name like picking a username, would be great :-)

It would be great to have a diferent icon on actions that are using the cache property, in order to be visual distinguishable. Automatically because you can do it manually. This could be very usefull when debugging to see the code and to see that the action is cached