The Query List Pane displays all of your private and public queries, as well as any public queries created by other users in the depot. (A public query is a private query that the query author has made available to all users in the depot. All queries you create are private unless you explicitly make them public.
Your queries (both private and public) appear in a folder with your username; different icons are used to distinguish your private and public queries. Public queries created by other AccuRev users appear in a folder named Public. By default, queries are listed in the order in which they are created, but you can move them using the Move query up (
) and Move query down (
) buttons.
) and Move query down () buttons.
RunRuns any private or public query; results are displayed in the Results pane. The columns that appear are those that were included in the query when it was defined or last modified. You can change columns for private queries, and for any public queries you own. See Set up Columns for more information.
Tip: You can also run a query by double-clicking it.
Save 
New QueryAllows you to create a new query. By default, the query is named New Query N, where N is a unique number. Use the Rename Query command to rename the new query. This command is available only from the Query List toolbar. See Creating a Query for more information.
Edit QueryAllows you to edit any of your public or private queries. See Editing a Query for more information.
Rename QueryAllows you to rename any of your public or private queries. See Renaming a Query for more information.
Clone QueryBy default, the cloned query is named Copy of Query, where Query is the name of the query you cloned. Use the Rename Query command to rename the new query. See Renaming a Query for more information.
Set up ColumnsAllows you to specify which columns (AccuWork fields) are displayed in the Results pane for the selected query. You can optionally save selected columns as a default set to be used to display results for any new queries you create. This command is disabled for public queries created by other AccuRev users. See Set up Columns for more information.
Delete QueryTip: The Delete key on your keyboard also performs the delete action.
Set as Default / Disable as DefaultAllows you to specify a query as the default query. AccuRev runs the default query automatically when you open the Query Browser. This command is available in the context menu only.
Tip: The name of the default query is displayed in bold italics.
Set as Public / Set as PrivateNote that you cannot change a public query owned by another AccuRev user to private. If you want to modify a public query, you must first clone it. See Clone Query for more information.
Properties(Public queries only) Displays mailto and hypertext links for the selected query. The link reflects the current state of the query; if the issues are grouped, or a chart is displayed (see Group Issues by Field), the URL will contain parameters to access that view.
The mailto link (
) opens a new e-mail message using your system's default e-mail application. The body of the e-mail contains the query URL (see URLs for AccuWork™ Queries and Issues). Recipients can click the link and, after logging into AccuRev, view that query.
) opens a new e-mail message using your system's default e-mail application. The body of the e-mail contains the query URL (see URLs for AccuWork™ Queries and Issues). Recipients can click the link and, after logging into AccuRev, view that query. The hypertext link contains the same information as the mailto link, in a form useful for book marking or distributing. Navigating to a bookmark saved from AccuRev requires you to log in to AccuRev if you are not already.
Query Diff
), the second query (
), or both (
), as shown in the following illustration:
See Diff vs Query to learn about comparing the results of a query against the results of an Issue Diff operation.
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Queries sometimes return many results, which can make reviewing issues difficult. You can click the Table Filter button (
) to specify how many issues you want AccuRev to display on the page.
) to specify how many issues you want AccuRev to display on the page.
Grouping allows AccuRev to group all issues based on a particular column. For example, imagine your query returns 750 issues, all of which have been assigned to different individuals on your team. If you want to quickly see which individuals have been assigned issues, you can select Assigned To from the Group By drop-down list. AccuRev collapses the display to show only unique values in the Assigned To column.
See Group Issues by Field for more information.
If your administrator has enabled a workflow for your depot, you can use that workflow to filter query results. See Filtering Query Results Using a Workflow on page 118 for more information.
If you want, you can simplify the displayed results by removing one or more columns: right-click the column heading you want to remove, and choose Remove Column from the context menu.
Note that you can remove columns only for your private queries, and any queries you have made public. You cannot remove columns from public queries unless you are the owner. See Set up Columns on page 104 to learn more about working with columns for query results.
Open IssueOpens the selected issue in an Issue Edit Form. If a third-party issue tracking tool has been configured to display AccuRev issues, the issue is opened in that tool instead. See Open Issue for more information.
Show Change PackageOpens a Changes Subtab, which shows the entries in the change package for the selected issue. Each of the entries in a change package indicates one or more changes made to a version-controlled element to implement a feature or fix a bug. This command is available in the context menu only.
Export 
PrintAllows you to print issue table or issue details reports. See Reports About Issues for more information.
Bulk UpdateChanges field values for the selected issues. See Bulk Update for more information.
Sum ColumnsReturns the number of issues selected, as well as the sums of all Text fields with numeric-only data and the sums of all Timespan fields. See Sum Columns for more information.
Show PercentagesDisplays percentage information for columns that contain numeric data. See Show Percentages for more information.
Code ReviewIf enabled by your AccuRev administrator, allows you to create a code review for the selected file, or add files to an existing code review. See Creating a Crucible Review for AccuRev Elements on page 53 for more information.
Calculate ColumnsAllows you to perform basic mathematical operations (add and subtract, for example) on any two columns with numeric values. A new column is created to display the results. See Calculate Columns for more information.
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