Description
A Test Data Query may be copied to create a new query for the same Project Version. An exact copy will be created when a Test Data Query is copied. The user can give the query a new name, change the description, and choose a different Query Type if desired.
In This Article
- When Should a Test Data Query Be Copies?
- How is a Test Data Query Copied?
- How to Create a Copy of a Test Data Query
When Should a Test Data Query Be Copies?
- Any time a new query requires all or part of the existing configuration.
- This reduces the time it takes to set up a new query.
How is a Test Data Query Copied?
- Copy a Test Data Query in the G-Query Dashboard
- Give the Query a New Name
- Enter or modify the Description
- (Optional) change the Query Type
- Save your changes
- Make any needed modifications to the query configuration
For this article, we will be creating a copy of the Test Data Query shown below:
How to Create a Copy of a Test Data Query
- Expand the Self Serve Menu Options drop-down menu for the appropriate Project Version.
- Next, select G-Queries from the menu.
- Click the Copy Icon within the Action Column for the Test Data Query.
- Enter a new Name and Description (Optional) for the copy of the Test Data Query.
- (Optional) Choose a different query Type (e.g., Query Before, Query After).
- Click Save to finish.
- The copied Test Data Query will appear in the table. The new query will be selected automatically.
- It will have the same configuration as the copied Test Data Query and can be managed separately from the original Test Data Query.