.. include:: ../../Includes.txt .. _queryTags: ========== Query Tags ========== ================================= ================ ================================================= Tag Data type Description ================================= ================ ================================================= :ref:`query.query` Object Creates a query object. :ref:`query.setQueryManager` Method Defines an external query manager. ================================= ================ ================================================= .. _query.query: query ===== .. container:: table-row Property ... Data type Object Description Creates a query object. Attributes\: - id (required)\: the identifier. .. _query.setQueryManager: setQueryManager =============== .. container:: table-row Property Data type Method Description Defines the query manager associated with the query. Attributes\: - name (required)\: Unless you have define you own query manager, use "savcharts". - uid (required)\: The uid of your query. Queries are defined in the backend. - other attributes define markers that can be used in the query clauses. In these clauses ###myMarker### will be replaced by the value of the marker "myMarker". Any attribute name, except "name" and "uid" can be used. Markers can be directly defined as, for example, "myMarker#myValue". In that case, the marker name will be "myMarker" and its value is "myValue". Markers can be defined as a reference to a marker tag, for example "marker#myMarker". In that case, the marker name will be "myMarker" and its value is the value of the marker whose id is "myMarker". Markers can also be defined as a reference to a specific element in a data or marker array, for example "myMarker#data#myData:0". In that case, the marker name will be "myMarker" and its value is obtained from the data with index "0" and whose id is "myData" .