Queries that exist on any query editor tab are automatically stored in Saved queries under the query editor tab’s name.
Click Query > Saved queries in the navigation menu to view and manage your saved query tabs.
Where queries are stored depends on when they are created, when queries are run, and whether queries are shared with you:
Recent queries: Stores queries run by the current logged-in username in the last seven days, if any; otherwise, this section does not appear. When the current user creates a new tab in the query editor, this section appears at the top of the pane.
The entries in Your saved queries match your current login name, regardless of your currently selected role. The entries in Shared with you are based on your currently selected role, which can include access inherited from another role. The tab name shows the current number of entries in each tab.
The following sections show you how to view, save, find, sort, edit, and delete queries.
You can view queries in grid view or list view. In grid view, saved query tiles have a black tab notch at the top, while shared query tiles have a green tab notch. Both views have a settable Queries per page control.
Click Create new query to open a new tab in the query editor. Write a new query.
Use the search field to search for queries by name, owner, role, or date.
By default, the most recently opened or edited query tab is at the top of the list or grid. To reorder queries, switch to list mode and click the header of the Last updated column.
To rename a query from the Recent queries section or from the Your saved queries or Shared with you tabs, follow these steps:
When you change the name of a shared query tab, you change it for all members of the role that shares this query tab.
You can delete a query from the Recent queries section or from the Your saved queries tab. Only the owner of a query can delete queries from the Shared with you list. Once a query is deleted, it cannot be restored.
To delete a query:
To edit a saved query:
To preview a query:
Click Open in editor to display the query editor tab in the query
editor.
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