Saved Queries allow users to save search criteria and additional formatting options to keep your data just the way you like it.
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For example in the below screenshot we have a saved query applied for the Environment History Report called Production. This Saved Query applies a filter on Environment for “Prod“ and sorts on the Requested On column.
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By default, the last Saved Query we were viewing on a page will be restored when coming back. Meaning this Production query will be applied to this page indefinitely. |
Creating a Saved Query
In order to create a Saved Query perform the following:
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3️⃣ Give your Saved Query a meaningful name, this . This is how you will identify it later.
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At any point, we can now return to this table and easily apply this Saved Query.
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Modifying a Saved Query
1️⃣ In order to modify a Saved Query it must first be selected.
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Alternatively you can also undo the changes by clicking the Undo Icon to the left. This will reset the Saved Query to its original state.
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Pro TipYou can easily duplicate queries by simply selecting the one you wish to copy and then clicking the Add Query button again and providing a new name. |
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3️⃣ Select the rename option and provide a new name
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Recommended ReadingTake a look at the Data Table documentation to learn how to get the most out of Saved Queries. |
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