Action | Action Before Release 11.1.2 | Action for Release 11.1.2 and Later |
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Viewing and managing queries | You can view and edit queries that are specific to a user. Any user can view standard queries, but only a Functional Admin user type or higher can manage them. | You can view and edit queries that are specific to a user. Any user can view standard queries, but only a user with the Data Manager role can manage them. Only users with the Application Administrator role can view and manage system queries. |
Selecting a query type | You can create and select global property queries from the Tools-Global Property Query menu. You can create and select local property queries from the Tools-Property Query menu. Saved global and local queries are listed separately. | Global and local property queries are created/selected from the Query task group. Saved global and local queries are listed together and grouped by object access (User, Standard, System). |
Defining return properties | Properties displayed in columns for query results are controlled by settings in the Tools-Options menu. In each query, you can optionally include criteria properties to display as additional columns. | When you run the query, you select properties to display in columns for query results. In each query, you can optionally include criteria properties to display as additional columns. |
Displaying query results | You can display query results in a hotlist or in a marked tree in an open hierarchy window. | You can display query results in a list or in a marked tree on a separate Query tab. |
Saving and printing results | You can print query results or save to a text file. | You can download query results to a CSV, XLS, RTF, or PDF file for saving or printing. |