The horizontal table access is one of the four basic table access methods where this one accesses multiple cells in the same table row. Multiple columns can be specified with following approaches:
The value(s) read from the table will be provided in a set. This does also apply if only one or even no value being retrieved. In the latter case, an empty set is returned. Coming to write access, writing to the destination will stop whenever either one of the two conditions is met first:
The value(s) read from the table will be provided in a set, regardless of the number of cells accessed. Empty sets are returned if the read access results in no matches (e.g. empty set for headers specified, wildcard yields no match, specified range is in the wrong (right to left) direction.
When writing a set horizontally to a table, then the elements of the set will be written. The write access stops prematurely if one of the two conditions are met: an empty set is returned. Coming to write access, writing to the destination will stop whenever either one of the two conditions is met first:
Note:If an element in the set is in turn a set, then it will be converted to a string in order to visualize the set contents (with braces around, elements separated with commas).
Alternatively, when writing a value (not set) to a table, then the same value will be written into all cells as specified with the horizontal table access.