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| ====== Building Queries in the Operation Mode ====== | ====== Building Queries in the Operation Mode ====== | ||
| - | In certain systems it may be necessary for the users to build and run their own queries rather than run pre-configured queries. The functionality of building queries dynamically in the Operation Mode is available from operations of the “Manage Queries” and “Run User Defined Queries” types – see [[docs:2000_concepts: | + | In certain systems it may be necessary for the users to build and run their own queries rather than run pre-configured queries. The functionality of building queries dynamically in the Operation Mode is available from operations of the “Manage Queries” and “Run User Defined Queries” types – see [[2000_concepts: |
| - | The process of building a query in the Operation Mode is divided into several steps. For each step // | + | The process of building a query in the Operation Mode is divided into several steps. For each step // |
| Note that the query built in this way does not become part of the system configuration – however, it is accessible to end users of the system. Usually a system administrator would build such queries before other users start working with the system. | Note that the query built in this way does not become part of the system configuration – however, it is accessible to end users of the system. Usually a system administrator would build such queries before other users start working with the system. | ||