It would be nice if the platform could expose the underlying stack(.net, js, ...any?) bitwise operators at the Built-In functions, maybe a "Bitwise" folder with AND, OR, Complement, Left Shift and Right Shift.There are several applications for this when masking, dealing with multiple checkboxes/radios, datapoints, conversions, algorithms, and even external connectors to SBCs/Microcontrollers.It seems a bit overkill to have a forge component or adding an extension/block for it.

Hi, I'm not sure if this is possible but I will share something that I just experienced. I have a query that creates/updates data in several entities. This query has 200 lines which is heavy enough. I need 2/3 validations before doing this heavy CRUD, I would like to do that inside the Advanced SQL node and be able to output the error code and error message. As of today, the only error that comes out of a query is "Error executing query" which doesn't allow me to handle the error properly. To accomplish those validations, I need to have more aggregates or even SQL nodes outside the heavy create/update which will increase even further the complexity of the action.

At this moment, the "By" of listSort is not dynamic, which means it will not allow a variable that does not have the same name as one of the columns in the list. This will result in having something like: 1st option or 2nd option It would be interesting to have something like this: Since the "SortBy" would already bring the name of the column, it would be something straightforward.

Add Environment name whenever hovering on the opened service studio in the windows task bar in order to distinguish between environments whenever opening muti environments to minimize conflicts.

By Default fill in the Description Section of the Aggregate and Timers when a new aggregate or timer or any variable is created to avoid Architecture Dashboard Issues.The user can then change it to any values he wants. This will avoid issues on the Architecture Dashboard which in turn will increase the development speed.

Build a Service Studio version to run on cloud so anyone can use it and access it by browser. This way there is no need to have a version for every platform.

Cyclic References need to be True Change warnings.J.Ja

When on the ODC Portal, the user can view and configure the apps that are in each Stage, however, the navigation through these can be enhanced. Currently, when the user accesses the Apps menu, and then opens an Application, the Stage is always set as Development . Even if the users change the Stage to QA for instance, when navigating back to the Apps list, and opening another App, the Stage is reset to Development . This is annoying because if the user is performing a considerable amount of configurations, he/she is always obliged to change the Stage for each App he/she wants to configure. What do you think of keeping the value of the Stage in a client variable? This way it would facilitate a lot of the scenario described above as it would be a lot less clicks to reach the same goal.

It would be nice to have Auto-Save in Service Studio that could be turned On and Off by the user. It's very annoying  to lose work when "something" crashes...

Currently, joining Entities and Lists in aggregates is not possible.However, OutSystems isn't far off from being able to make this work either.Most of the major relational databases have introduced functionality to be able to join tables with unstructured data - JSON and XML are a examples.I had an issue with slow rendering times on pages which got data from integrations and had to loop through the lists to link it with the SQL database in our OutSystems environment.I noticed that there would be about 5ms latency between every Aggregate in the For Each loop which was used to build the List Structure required to render the content on screen.My workaround was to:Fetch data from the integrationJSON SerializeAssign to text input of Advanced SQLUse a CTE with OPENJSONJoin with the OutSystems {Entities}This led to me having only one interaction with the database and being able to build the List I needed much quicker.The query looked almost like this:;WITH CTE AS (    SELECT * FROM OPENJSON( @textparameter )          WITH (                Column1   NVARCHAR(100)   '$.Column1',                Column2   NVARCHAR(100)   '$.Column2'          ))SELECT {Entity}.* FROM {Entity}INNER JOIN CTE    ON {Entity}.[LocalReference] = CTE.[Column1]An unexpected, but welcome side effect was that the Database was able to join the data quicker due to query planner/optimizer spawning off multiple threads to do the heavy lifting whereas my OutSystems process was single threaded.