Hi Paul
Where did you specify the sortables ? in the Table view or in the "Read Data" action ?
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Hi Paul
I did not work with views before so I can not be sure, but did you try to alias the returned columns from the view and use that alias in the sortable ?
You should then check the debug for SQL statement generated, does it include the sortable info you have saved ?
Are you using a custom SQL statement or you select the DB View in the table dropdown in Read Data ?
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Hi Paul
Could you please post screenshots of your Read Data settings ?
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Hi Paul
The sortable setting will just make the column title clickable so that you can sort that column, if you need the list to be ordered by default then you need the "Order rules" behavior as shown:

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Hi Paul
Great, sorry, I did not notice this in the image you posted earlier
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