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 These are business objects that the group contains. At least one business object must be defined (most business object groups will have at least two members). To define business objects as group members select the objects in the left list box containing all business objects defined in the business space version (you can use SHIFT and CONTROL keys to select multiple objects) and press the Right arrow button to move the selected objects into the right list box. Similarly if you want to delete certain business objects select the objects in the right list box and press the Left arrow button to move them into the left list box.
-===== Presentations =====
+<callout type="primary" title="note" icon="true">If the members of a Business Object Group contain ''[[a_f:a:protect|PROTECT]]'' rules and the Business Object Group is used in a Query, then each instance of the Business Objects that make up the Business Object Group will be loaded into context individually. This can have a speed impact on Queries on the Business Object Group where the query returns a large result set. To implement PROTECT rules without impacting the speed of Queries use the IN FORMS switch for PROTECT rules.</callout>
-Presentations can be defined to provide a custom layout of the attributes of a business object group members when the instance(s) of the group’s members are displayed by a query or by a process. The presentation concept for a business object group is exactly the same as the one for a business object. The presentation defined for a business object group applies to all members of the group. See [[docs:2500_config_apps:0500_add_edit_objects:0300_define_presentations|Defining Presentations]] for details.