Design a Query
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Use the Add button to create a new Query or the Edit button to edit the selected Query.
This will display the Query Designer.
The name of the Query. Select a name that summarizes what the Query does.
The Search In dropdown defines how far in the Document Object history the query shall search and what to include in the output.
The following search modes are available:
This is the default search mode. The search is only considering the most current revision of the Document Objects in the input set, but excludes currently disabled Document Objects.
The search mode considers all revisions of the Document Objects in the input set, but excludes currently disabled Document Objects. The output set can thus include several revisions of the same object.
The search mode considers all revisions of the Document Objects in the input set, but excludes currently disabled Document Objects. The output set yields only the (chronologically) latest match of all revisions of the same object. The output set thus only contains one revision for each Document Object.
This search mode only considers the most current revision of the Document Objects in the input set, and includes currently disabled Document Objects.
This search mode only considers the most current revision of the Document Objects that are disabled.
The search mode considers all revisions of the Document Objects in the input set, including currently disabled Document Objects. The output set can thus include several revisions of the same object.
The search mode yields all disabled revisions of the Document Objects in the input set. The output set can thus include several revisions of the same object.
Describe the intended purpose and planned usage for the query to efficiently communicate to other users why this query exists.
Users with Project Management user rights have the possibility to Lock (and unlock) a query by checking the Locked checkbox. A locked query design cannot be edited or disabled by other users.
Use the Add 'AND' Filter or Add 'OR' Filter dropdown to add new filters. Use the Minus button next to the filter to remove a filter.
Use the Displayed Attributes dropdown to select the attributes to be displayed in the Output grid. A separate column is created for each attribute.
Select if you want to use a Static or Dynamic Input Set.
The difference can be explained as follows:
A Static Input Set consists of a defined number of document objects. If a Document Object becomes disabled, it is automatically removed from the input set. If a Document Object in the input set is modified, the input set is updated to include the new revision of the object. However, if a Document Object created/added, it is NOT automatically added to the input set. The user has to explicitly add it to the input set using drag-and-drop.
A Dynamic Input Set consists of a defined number of chapters (and optionally their subchapters) and implicitly of all Document Objects in those chapters. The set is updated for disabled and modified Document Objects just as for Static Input Sets. The big difference is that a Dynamic Input Set automatically includes Document Objects that have been created/added or moved to its chapter set.
Click on the Copy button. This will create a copy of the selected query and allow you modify it an save it under a new name.
Click on the Delete button to delete the Query.
See the for details about the available filters.
