Sap Se

Georg Christoph

Annette Jann

Gerard Keane

Johannes Osterhoff

Sabina Karin Hitzler

Jens Pflueger

Dirk Becker

Alexander Deutschmann

Jay Barbhaiya

Vincent Escalier

Systems and methods include presentation of a subset of a result set of items received from a remote system, reception of a command to perform an operation on all items of the result set while presenting the subset, and determination, in response to the command, of whether a total number of items in the result set exceeds a threshold value. If it is determined that the total number of items in the result set exceeds the threshold value, a first request is transmitted to the remote system to perform the operation on all items of the result set, where the first request includes filter values associated with the result set. If it is determined that the total number of items in the result set does not exceed the threshold value, a second request is transmitted to the remote system to perform the operation on all items of the result set, where the second request includes an identifier of each item of the result set.

Client-side mass data selection system

An example method and system for providing smart assistance in unused table space. A smart table assistance framework identifies table information of a table being presented on a table area of a display device. The table information comprises a set of table functions offered by the table and a table size, where the table size includes a table width of the presented table and a total columns' width of columns presented in the table. The framework determines a size of free space available inside the table based on the table width and the total columns' width. The smart table assistance framework determines whether smart guidance preconditions have been met based on the set of table functions and the free space size. In response to determining that the preconditions have been met, a smart guidance of a set of smart guidances is added to the free space available inside the table.

Smart assistance in unused space in tables

The subject matter disclosed herein provides methods for formatting a table for display on a computing device. A table having one or more rows and one or more columns may be accessed. The rows may correspond to one or more data records. The data records may have one or more data values distributed across the columns. The columns may be associated with one or more column labels and one or more priority values. A size of a display screen on a computing device may be determined. A table may be formatted by moving a column label and a data value in at least one column into an area between successive data records. The formatting may be based on the display screen size and an associated column priority value. The formatted table may be caused to be displayed on the computing device. Related apparatus, systems, techniques, and articles are also described.

Formatting tables for display on computing devices of varying screen size

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Karlsruhe, Germany

Georg Christoph