What would you add to the end of the a!queryEntity() expression to return a list of Dictionary values?

To return a list of Dictionary values from an a!queryEntity() expression, you would append .data to the expression. The a!queryEntity() function is designed to query an entity and returns a set of results in a structured format. The primary output from this function is an object that includes various attributes, one of which is .data.

When .data is used, it specifically allows you to access the actual records retrieved by the query, which are available as a list of Dictionary objects. Each Dictionary in this list represents a single entity record with key-value pairs corresponding to the fields and their values.

By adding .data at the end of your a!queryEntity() call, you are directly targeting the portion of the result that contains the records you need, thus effectively allowing you to work with the relevant data in your application. Utilizing options like .result, .output, or .values would not yield the expected list of Dictionary values because these do not correspond to how the a!queryEntity() output is structured.