Results layout in queries, define available columns
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There is no way to get rid of an attribute once it gets created, so you will always end up seeing it in those lists. One thing that you CAN do is to rename the attribute, to make it more apparent that it is no longer used by the work items in question. We had one that might have been, "Contact", and we just renamed it to "ZZZ-Contact". That got it out of the middle of the lists, and put it at the bottom alphabetically, and it made it clear that the field was no longer used.
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You need to edit your query. In the Eclipse client, right click on your query and choose Edit, then you would change things on the Results Layout tab. Choose the columns that you want to see. In the web client, click on the small pencil, and when you edit the query click on the Results Layout link, and change the fields that you want to see.
Thanks Daniel, I already know to create a query and define the layout result, what I mean is more complex:
I have the list of available columns in the result layout, but, how I can delete one of these columns which is not correct? Where is stored the data that is going to be loaded in this list of columns?
I have two columns with the same name, one is valid, the other one not, I want to delete the incorrect column in order to avoid confusions all the time that I want to create a query and list the correct column.
Is not a big problem, but is bothering all the time.
Daniel,
I'd like to implement your idea, it will help. Where is it possible to rename the attribute?
Thanks in advance.
I'd like to implement your idea, it will help. Where is it possible to rename the attribute?
Thanks in advance.
