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Items with large amounts of data in might be useful for current projects but if you can’t see all the information inside that item then this can be quite frustrating.\u00a0Cradle allows you to customise views, drag out items and reshape queries to best suit you and your projects. Very useful when dealing with large amounts of data.<\/header>\n
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Needing all the details for your item to be on display?.<\/h2>\n<\/header>\n
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Once you have run a query, you may find the WorkBench \u2018View\u2019 you have chosen isn\u2019t quite big enough to see some of the cells. This can be frustrating as there is a balance between the number of items shown and the detail shown for each item. You may need to see more information for one or for all the items shown.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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You could, of course, edit the ‘View’ (provided you have the CREATE_DEFS privilege). However,\u00a0 you don’t need to change it just to see more of your items’ details on the screen.<\/p>\n

Cells in a ‘View’ can be dragged \"Selectingwider or deeper. You can switch to ‘Document View’ mode to increase the cells height to match their content.<\/p>\n

Alternatively, clicking the icon is a quick way to open in a ‘Form’.<\/p>\n