Saved queries
You can quickly list a subset of Changes in the Changes
application using saved queries. For example, you can list all of
the changes ready for scheduling, all of the active Changes that you
own, and so on. You can also use saved queries to populate result
set portlets in a start center. For example, you can specify that
the All Changes with conflicts
saved query will list Changes
with conflicts in one of your result set portlets.
To view a list of the built-in saved queries for change management, open the Changes application, and select View/Manage Queries from the Save Query menu. The View/Manage Queries window opens to display a list of the queries, with descriptions. Opening a saved query in the list displays the clause for that query. You can create new saved queries, modify the existing queries, and otherwise manage your saved queries in the View/Manage Queries window; click the question mark for instructions.
The following table lists and describes the saved queries that are provided as built-in product content for change management:
| Saved query | Description |
|---|---|
| All active Changes | All active Changes |
| All Changes in final state | All Changes in final state (cancelled, implemented, or closed) in the last year |
| All Changes with conflicts | All changes that have detected conflicts on implementation tasks |
| All my active Change | All Changes that belong to the current user and that are not completed or closed |
| All my late Changes | All the Changes that belong to the current user that are not finished, or that are not started as scheduled |
| All my past due starting Changes | All Changes that have start dates in the past, that have not started, and that belong to the current user |