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Jorge,
Thank you for taking the time to raise this request to IBM App Connect Enterprise (ACE) team. We recognize the intent to improve the user experience for ACE administrators by reducing manual view toggling and adding sorting capabilities.
After review, this RFE will not be pursued at this time. In the ACE Web UI, switching between grid and table views does not trigger a reload of application or flow data, so the behavior described does not align with the expected product behavior. As a result, we are unable to take action on this request without a clearer reproduction of the issue.
If you believe this behavior is occurring in a specific view or scenario, we recommend raising a new RFE with clear details (for example, screenshots identifying the affected UI view) so it can be reassessed accurately.