Hey pat I know you don’t like JavaScript but try this… Go to the live version of your skuid page, and open up the JavaScript console (Ctrl & Shift & J in chrome). Type " skuid.model.getModel(‘YourModelName’).getSOQL()" and hit enter, that will give you the actual SOQL query behind your model.

Whoa … cool! Thanks!
I don’t yet like javascript. I will in the relatively near future.

Be a great debugging tool if it could be added as a drop down list selector to any page to automatically open a popup and display this. Like a button with an hotkey combo that can be pressed so a popup can display a list of the models to choose from to perform “this skuid.model.getModel(‘YourModelName’).getSOQL()”

Going to need to know how to pull the list of the models, display in a list or dropdown picklist (something), then select it in order to run javascript, lastly, display results in a template field.

Any thoughts?

Pat,  the Javascript API executed in the console is a very powerful debugging tool.  Examples: 

- Get a list of models:  “skuid.model.map()”
- Each model can be expanded to show all the properties. 
- Shortcut for a specific model "skuid.$M(‘YourModelName’)
- All the data in a model "skuid.$M(‘YourModelName’).data

K. Now I’m certainly going to learn javascript. No need to make a custom javascript debug window. Sweet!!!

Hi Pat, have you had any luck pushing the Model SOQL Query into Conga Composer?

No. I haven’t pursued this much more. The need to do so hasn’t been great. I figure that it wouldn’t be too hard, but it’s the configuration of the Outbound message fields that would be tricky to manage. It would have to be a blank text field where the instructions to Conga would have to be created using javascript.