Felipe Vidal
Active Member
Hello Team,
I'm trying to understand a little bit better the capabilities of the UDOs Queries and Watchlists.
I see that a query would be -in essence- an application-based filtered fetch. From a couple videos and guides, I see that they always create a query using an application (I guess it depends on the application's View), e.g., the Address Book, which means the query will always use the information contained in such application. What I wanted to know is if there is a way to develop a more advanced query.
Is there an application from which I can access all queries from all applications? Kind of a "Query Master" or "Watchlist Master" thing?
Probably I'm completely misunderstanding the intention of a query: I'm thinking they can substitute certainly more complex SQLs (PIVOT, CONNECT BY, LISTAGG)...
Thanks!
I'm trying to understand a little bit better the capabilities of the UDOs Queries and Watchlists.
I see that a query would be -in essence- an application-based filtered fetch. From a couple videos and guides, I see that they always create a query using an application (I guess it depends on the application's View), e.g., the Address Book, which means the query will always use the information contained in such application. What I wanted to know is if there is a way to develop a more advanced query.
Is there an application from which I can access all queries from all applications? Kind of a "Query Master" or "Watchlist Master" thing?
Probably I'm completely misunderstanding the intention of a query: I'm thinking they can substitute certainly more complex SQLs (PIVOT, CONNECT BY, LISTAGG)...
Thanks!