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The Previous Query panel displays queries run by a user, with the most recently run queries displaying first.   A previous query can be reused by dragging it into the 'Query Name' box or into a group in the 'Query Tool' panel.

The 'Previous Queries' panel contains two tabs:

  • 'Previous Queries' tab: Shows previous queries by descending order of time. The most recently run queries are displayed by default.
  • 'Find' tab: Provides an interface to search for a previous query. 


6.1. Previous Queries tab


The 'Previous Queries' panel displays a list of previous queries and their results by descending order of time.

6.1.2. Previous query information

Each previous query is displayed as one node. A node shows its query name which informs execution time, and  user ID who ran the query. Each query node contains the following detail information which can be expanded by pressing .

  • Query name: previous query name is formatted as query name[Date][User ID] the name given at the time the query was created. 
    • Query name: the name given at the time the query was created. The default name contains an abbreviated description and the time the query was run.
      • Default name format: query description@Time
    • Date: the date the query was created.
    • User ID:  the user who created (ran) the query
    • The default name contains an abbreviated description, the time the query was run query, and the user name that ran the query. 
  • Query status: 
    • Finished
    • Processing?
  • Results:
    • Number of patients
    • Patient set
    • Encounter set
    • Breakdown 
      • Gender Patient Breakdown
      • Vital Status Patient Breakdown
      • Race Patient Breakdown
      • Age Patient Breakdown
      • Vital Status Patient Breakdown

6.1.2. Managing previous queries


6.2. Find tab

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