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## Custom queries
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Besides the prepared queries in the configuration file, a user can edit custom queries:
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- To create a custom query, open "Custom Query Editor" from the menu on the left.
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- Complete the custom query editor form and click the "CREATE QUERY" button when ready.
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- Your new query is added to the "Custom queries" group and you are redirected to the query's result view.
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- If not satisfied with the query result, you can click "EDIT QUERY" to further edit your query.
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When saving changes, the result is recalculated.
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- Because the custom query only lives as long as your browser remembers it, a "SAVE QUERY LINK" button is provided.
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Use it to generate a unique URL for this custom query. Copy that URL to your clipboard and save it.
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You can then visit that URL any time later, to recreate this query.
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The configuration file contains prepared, fixed queries.
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In addition, a user can create and edit custom queries, either from scratch or based on an existing query.
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- To create a new custom query from scratch:
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- Open "Custom Query Editor" from the menu on the left.
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- Complete the custom query editor form and click the "CREATE QUERY" button when ready.
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- Your new query is added to the "Custom queries" group and you are redirected to the query's result view.
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- If not satisfied with the query result, you can click "EDIT QUERY" to further edit your query.
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When saving changes, the result is recalculated.
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- To create a new custom query based on an existing query:
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- Open the existing query.
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- Click "CLONE AS CUSTOM QUERY" (in a normal query) or "CLONE" (in a custom query).
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- Make the desired changes in the form and click the "CREATE QUERY" button when ready. The new custom query behaves as if it were created from scratch.
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- To reproduce a custom query later, a "SAVE QUERY LINK" button is provided.
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Use it to generate a unique URL for this custom query.
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Visiting that URL any time later, recreates a custom query with the same specifications.
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This may be useful to forward a custom query to another user.
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- To clean up an unwanted custom query, there is always a button "DELETE QUERY"...
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