Hi Mansur, as Randall already posted your question in IRC (display all objects of +Order class in a table, possibly without using pilog)
(class +Order +Entity) (rel num (+Need +Key +Number)) #íîìåð çàêàçà (rel cdate (+Ref +Date)) #Äàòà (rel ctime (+Ref +Time)) #Âðåìÿ If there are not too many items, you can use 'collect', and thus don't need to use pilog: (gui '(+Upd +Chart) '(collect 'num '+Ord) 3 '((This) (list This (: cdate) (: ctime))) ) (<table> NIL "Orders" NIL (do 8 (<row> NIL (gui 1 '(+ObjView +NumField) '(: num)) (gui 2 '(+DateField)) (gui 3 '(+TimeField)) ) ) ) (scroll 8) If there are too many, however, so that you don't want to load them all, you must use a +QueryChart (with Pilog). Does this help? Cheers, - Alex