Data Explorers: Saving, Updating, and Re-Using Queries - m3ter Documentation

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If you have set up a query in either the Usage Data Explorer, Billing Data Explorer, or Prepayments Data Explorer and expect to use the query again, you can:

This topic explains how to save, update, and re-use queries in the context of the original version Usage Data Explorer. You can follow a similar procedure when working in the Prepayment Data Explorer or the Billing Data Explorer.

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Saving Queries

To save a query:

  1. Select Metering>Usage Data Explorer.

  2. Use the Usage query builder to configure a query, perform the query, and review the returned data.

  3. If you expect to want to perform the same query at a later date, select Save Query. A popup appears and the default action selected is to Save a new query:

  4. Enter a Query name and select Save query. The popup closes and your query is saved.

Updating Saved Queries

To update a saved query:

  1. Select Metering>Usage Data Explorer.

  2. Use the Usage query builder to configure a query, perform the query, and review the returned data.

  3. If you expect to want to perform the query at a later date, and want to update a query you’ve previously saved with the details of the current query, select Save query. A popup appears and the default action selected on the popup is to Save a new query.

  4. Select Update an existing query. The popup adjusts:

  5. Select a previously Saved query to update. The Query name field adjusts to show the selected saved query to be updated and to be saved under the same Query name.

Re-Loading Saved Queries

To re-load a saved query into Query Builder:

  1. Select Metering>Usage Data Explorer.
  2. In the Usage query builder, select Saved queries. A popup appears and lists saved Usage queries.
  3. Select Load query for the query you want to load into Usage query builder. The query is loaded and the query is automatically performed to return data for review.