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4. Select the tab you want to use:
lDisplay Fields tab
lCriteria Fields tab
lFormat Criteria tab.
The next sections provide details about how to use each of these tabs to build a 
query. 

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Display Fields Tab5
The first step in building a Custom Query is to click on the Display Fields tab. The 
Display Fields tab provides a list of data elements on the left side of the screen. 
From this tab, a custom query can be created. 
To begin building a custom query from the Display Fields tab, do the following:
1. From the Custom Query Builder frame, select the Display Fields tab. The 
following screen...

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2. Highlight the data elements in the left column list that you want to include in 
the right column list. These are the data elements that you want to gather 
information on for your query.
3. Choose the Add, Remove, Add All, or Remove All to add or remove the right 
column list:
lAdd button—allows you to add a new display field to the list in the right 
column list. 
lRemove button—allows you to remove...

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Criteria Fields Tab5
The second step in building a Custom Query is to select the Criteria Fields tab. The 
Criteria Fields tab works similarly to the Display Fields tab. However, the 
information on the Criteria Fields tab is used to narrow your search of the data 
elements previously selected on the Display Fields tab.
To continue building a custom query from the Criteria Fields tab, do the following:
1....

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The list (on the right side) establishes the columns (and column order) of the 
query results displayed. The items selected for the display are shown in the 
exact order selected.
3. Choose the Add, Remove, Add All, or Remove All from the list:
lAdd button—allows you to add a new display field to the list on the right.
lRemove button—allows you to remove fields displayed in the list on the 
right.
lAdd All...

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Format Criteria Tab5
The final step in building a custom query is to define the parameters of the query 
criteria. As with all CentreVu Explorer II queries (Custom, Standard, and Explorer 
Classic) a wide range of conditional variables (And/Or, , >=, 

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2. Select the Query Fields in the pull-down menu. To get to subsequent items on 
the form, click on the first item and then arrow down to select the second item. 
See the following example:
3. In the text box(es), you can either:
lEnter the appropriate values (for example, 180, 30, Y) you want to use to 
define the elements
lLeave the settings as user input to let the criteria be set at run time. 

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4. Select the Group by Parenthesis displayed in the pull-down menu. Complex 
queries are easily created by using “groupings” with the parentheses functions 
( ) or the combination of “AND” and “OR” functions. These fields can be used 
as many times as desired. See the following example:
5. Choose the Add or Delete button:
lAdd button—allows you to add rows.
lDelete button—allows you to delete rows. 

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6. Select the Conditional Operators (=, ¹, >, =, =

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7. When you are finished, select either the OK or Reset button. 
lOK button—allows you to save the custom queries. The top of the Query 
Builder frame asks for a name under which to save the custom query. The 
Save Query feature is extremely useful for re-using complex queries 
tailored to a specific VDN, split/skill, or CMS. If you press the OK button, 
the following screen displays:
lReset button—allows...