Record is a minimum independent unit of SimpleOne platform. It is basically a container of information from table columns. In other words, record is a set of field values. In the list view, it is displayed as a row. In the form view, it is displayed as a form with populated fields.

For example, a record in the User (user) table is displayed as this:

Every record has its unique ID that is used by the system in scripts, properties, and others. As a rule, in agent interface records have human-readable titles/names.

Records in forms

In SimpleOne, a record form may be divided into three parts:

1. Main area – contains the title and fields of the record. Every record has this structural element. It can also include sections.
2. Related Links area – contains the link UI Action, a hyperlink text. It can execute a script or lead to a defined page.
3. Related Lists area – contains lists of records from tables connected with the current one.

Sections

Sections allow arranging fields in the form view by dividing them into tab pages. Use them for:

• structuring complex tables containing a lot of fields
• sort filed according to your needs: by process stages, by data type, by users involved, etc.
• to draw user's attention to important fields.

See the Form Layout article to learn more.

Activity Feed

Activity Feed module allows tracking field changes and communicate with involved persons.

See the Activity Feed article to learn more.

Records in lists

In SimpleOne, a list view includes the following elements:

1. Gear icon  – click on this icon to change the set and order of columns displayed.
2. Information icon  – click on this icon to see the preview information about the record. See the Customizing portal and agent views article to learn more.
3. List of records – records included into the table displayed in rows. You can select records using the checkboxes at the right.
4. Cell – the column value of a certain record. You can change the value using the DOC0000035 - Records.
5. Columns – names of columns of the current table. You can change the set and order in the list layout and call the context menu.
6. Search boxes – click the magnifier icon at the left of column names to open the list search boxes. Here, enter the value which a column should contain to find certain records. You can as well use the Condition Builder to filter records.

Inline editing

You can edit field values of records in the list view. In other words, you do not need to open a record to change a fields value.

To edit a field in the list view, follow these steps:

1. Double-click on the value you need to change.
2. Depending on the type of chosen column:
   • enter the value
   • select value from the drop-down list
   • select record from the dictionary by clicking the magnifier icon
   • define the date and time by clicking the calendar icon .
3. Click the check mark icon to apply changes.

Filtering

See the Condition Builder article to learn more.

• Condition Builder
• list search boxes

• in the column name context menu (click on the column name to call the context menu)

  Sort ascending – sorts records from smallest to largest (including case, when choices have numeric value), from A to Z, from earlier dates to later dates. Sort descending – sorts records from largest to smallest (including case, when choices have numeric value), from Z to A, from later dates to earlier dates. Group: {column} – divides records into groups by the selected column.

  
  

• in the row context menu (right-click on the cell to call the row context menu)

  Show Matching – equals to condition: [Column] is [value] Filter Out – equals to condition: [Column] is not [value] Group By – divides records into groups by the selected column.

  
  

UI Actions

In SimpleOne, lists and forms have a number of UI actions displayed as buttons, links, and context menu items.

You can create custom UI actions if you need. Use them to:

• create a link to a page or record
• execute a script.

See the UI Actions article to learn more.

Views

Views define which elements are displayed in the form and their order. Arrange the set of fields and their order on forms and lists as you like.

Form layout

List layout

Read the Form Layout and List Layout articles to customize layouts.