Do you mean one SQL Query to catch the data like you are used to work with common tables? In our module we catch a long field list and build the rows inside the code.

But if you know your table it will be possible. Let's define us a UserDefinedTable having field like "Column1"  and "Column2" 

SELECT    
dbo.UserDefinedRows.UserDefinedRowId, Data1.FieldValue AS Column1, Data2.FieldValue AS Column2
FROM        
dbo.UserDefinedData AS Data1
INNER JOIN
dbo.UserDefinedFields AS Fields1 ON Data1.UserDefinedFieldId = Fields1.UserDefinedFieldId
INNER JOIN
dbo.UserDefinedRows ON Data1.UserDefinedRowId = dbo.UserDefinedRows.UserDefinedRowId
INNER JOIN
dbo.UserDefinedData AS Data2 ON dbo.UserDefinedRows.UserDefinedRowId = Data2.UserDefinedRowId
INNER JOIN
dbo.UserDefinedFields AS Fields ON Data2.UserDefinedFieldId = Fields.UserDefinedFieldId
WHERE
    (Fields1.FieldTitle = 'Column1')
AND (Fields.FieldTitle = 'Column2')
AND (dbo.UserDefinedRows.ModuleId = MODULEID)