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Pavlo's avatar
Pavlo
Ideator II
4 years ago

is it possible to change existing query definition?

hi, everyone?

I`m new with Query Builder so could be that my question is a silly one but anyway:
how can I reorder Part Document and Part CAD in my query?
how can I add Part Tool after Part material?

I have feeling that I have create new Query from scratch. Is it the only way?

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  • Good day.  My understanding is that this is just the order they were added to the query.  The Tree Grid View is going to define the order everything is seen in.

    • Pavlo's avatar
      Pavlo
      Ideator II

      thanx for reply, Nathan

      yes, indeed - this is just the question about order.

      so do I understand correct - the is no different in query - it can be adjusted in tree grid, correct?

      • Nathan_H_'s avatar
        Nathan_H_
        Accelerator I

        That's what I would think.  I have never set one up with multiple queries like that, so I am not positive.  I know that you can combine the queries on the TGV so you can have all of the information on a single line (just learned that one in one of the classes).


  • You can now make changes in the query definition.The procedure for changing the query is the same as for creating a new query see also:Defining New Queries
    You have two options for saving the query:
    You can save the changed query. In the Query Designer menu bar, choose Query → Save.
    You can save the changed query as a new query. In the Query Designer menu bar, choose Query → Save As. . Enter a new technical name, a new short text, and a new description.
    You can also delete the query. In the Query Designer menu bar, choose Query → Delete.You can delete the query only if it is no longer being used that is, if it is not being used in any workbooks, Web templates, report, or broadcast settings.
    More Information:

  • Display the query in the Query Designer.
    You can now make changes in the query definition.The procedure for changing the query is the same as for creating a new query (see also:Defining New Queries).
    You have two options for saving the query:
    You can save the changed query. In the Query Designer menu bar, choose Query → Save.
    You can save the changed query as a new query. In the Query Designer menu bar, choose Query → Save As. . Enter a new technical name, a new short text, and a new description.
    You can also delete the query. In the Query Designer menu bar, choose Query → Delete.You can delete the query only if it is no longer being used (that is, if it is not being used in any workbooks, Web templates, report, or broadcast settings).
    More Information: