Editing Query Definitions
Overview
You use the Query Manager to create or edit queries. The Query Manager displays query structure definitions graphically, so that you can easily understand how queries are structured.
You define queries by combining object types with links for retrieving linked objects. You can refine query results by applying filters.
becubic displays query results in a tree structure, a list, a graph (for example, PERT chart or flowchart), or a table of cross-references. By default, the layout that is used for displaying the results of a query is the one that is specified in the query definition.
Like the Type Browser displaying all objects in a single view, regardless of where each object comes from, the becubic queries you define retrieve any objects that satisfy the specified criteria, from any data sources (that is, your becubic repository and every CAE entry point to which it is connected).
Queries are stored in the repository, so that they are available to any user with appropriate access rights either in the becubic Eclipse client or in becubic Web.