Edit Condition

This page allows you to edit a condition in the project query.

You must have Manage Public Queries permission to edit conditions in public queries, but you can edit conditions in private queries without permission limitation.

To Edit Condition

1. Click Public Queries node or Private Queries node under Project Queries node on the left tree menu of Issue Tracking page in the system, and the Public Queries/Private Queries in Project Queries page appears.

2. Select the query that you wish to modify on Public Queries/Private Queries in Project Queries page, and click in Edit column on the right, the Edit Query page appears.

3. Select the condition that you wish to modify on Edit Query page, and click in Edit column on the right, the Edit Condition page appears, as seen in the following figure:

4. Make changes to the condition.

5. Click Save to complete the modification or click Cancel to return to the previous page without any change.

Window Items:

Query Column	Description
And/Or	Decide whether the corresponding condition is an "And" condition or an "Or" condition. Select And if the corresponding condition and the previous condition must be met at the same time. Select Or if either condition could be true.
(	The open parenthesis inserts before condition. The dropdown list contains "(", "((" and "(((".
Field	Field related to the condition. The dropdown list contains all the searchable issue fields in the system.
Operator	Operator related to the field. The values in the dropdown list vary according to different types of the fields. Examples of operator choices are = (equal), <> (not equal to), > (greater than), < (less than), >= (greater than or equal to), <= (less than or equal to), and contains.
Value	Specifies the value that you are looking for in the specified field. The values in the dropdown list vary according to different types of the fields. Dynamsoft Issue Tracking Anywhere includes some query variables to dynamically add values to your query.
)	The close parenthesis inserts after condition. The dropdown list contains ")", "))" and ")))".

For example, you want to search issues which need you to work on in project "ITA". You can add a query condition as follows:

Select "Project" in Field column, "=" in Operator column, and "ITA" in Value column.
Select "And" in And/Or column, "Assigned To" in Field column, "=" in Operator column, and "@me" in Value column.

Run the above query condition, and then you can find your target issues.

Note:

Detailed information about the relationship among Field, Operator and Value, See Relation Among Field, Operator and Value.