Hi,If we are creating an index in a table with a lot of values (millons of records) and the table have a lot of usage (it´ s a core table and have a lot of actions reading and writting), the deployment fails creating a index with timeout error, and all the deployment it´ s aborted on stage 2.Also during the creation of the index the table have blocks and the users can´  t work.If the index include "online" attribute in the creation, all this problems desapear.Regards

when you upgraded or install a new platform server..- you have to install .net framework manually- configure iis manually- use the configuration tool- do a commandline command updatedb- start services- do a commandline scinstall- update recheck licence.why can't we have this all in 1 wizard and/or unattended install with a config-script.

This is just a small detail, but when we have a big For each label, it will be overlaid with the "cycle" label.The improvement idea was to center the label cycle across the arrow.I have a screenshot attached.

Add a new client action for System event for when the mobile app is updated (through dehydration).This way we can add specific logic to treat properly this situation (toggle features, start sync, improve user experience, add analytics, etc...)

 It would be great if any new ODC forge component could be listed in OutSystems Community newsletters , as daily digests.

Title says it all. :)J.Ja

For security reasons, it would be nice to have an option to enable obfuscation (scramble) for all automated Outsystems' javascript code for reactive applications.

Hi,The use of domains is essential when doing factory governance, but this concept is stuck only in discovery. This concept is also essential in Architecture Dashboard, Service Center and Lifetime analytics.- ArchitectureThis is where it's more important because domains are the top of our architecture and we need to have this vision. It will facilitate domain technical debt control and facilitate reports.- LoggingIn service center and in Lifetime Analytics it would be great if we can filter all data by domain also, because this is our top level on our architecture and we need to have this top vision (errors, page accesses, general logs).In Lifetime analytics it will be great also if we can see the performance by domain an then we can start drill down, but this top level architecture vision is important.

When using the Columns widget, it’s hard to control vertical alignment of the content in each individual column. The common workaround, wrapping each column’s content in an extra Container to attach classes doesn’t always behave well. My proposal is to add an ExtendedClass property on each column placeholder inside the Columns widget. These classes should be applied directly to the column wrapper element that encloses the placeholder’s content.

We frequently have problems with our database CPU being over-utilised by one or two resource-heavy queries and then our users experience poor performance and time outs because the database can't keep up with demand. We don't think one or two queries should be allowed to bring down our whole database, even if they are resource-heavy. Could I suggest some functionality which would allow us to cap the resources consumed by an individual query, please? Or something which reduces the resources allocated to a particular large query if there isn't enough resource available for incoming requests? Perhaps the Resource Governor available on SQL Server?