I would like to do the same as is asked here, but I don’t know how I can get the required query Id and column Ids to put in the URL
I can’t find this in the docs, only that it is possible to compose a URL with pre defined values in a Query Filter component.
From doc:
query columns: Supported from DataMiner 10.3.9/10.4.0 onwards. A GQI query filter, structured as follows: query columns=[query ID]%1e[column ID]%1e[filter type]%1e[filter values]. The following filter types are supported: list, range, boolean, number, and string.
For example:
- To treat the values of column 239db862-31bf-4905-a08b-3656b499b160_State of query 8f149a38-7a53-4baa-b0fc-9bdedbe80c87 as a list in which the Hidden and Stopped options are selected:
?query columns=8f149a38-7a53-4baa-b0fc-9bdedbe80c87%1e239db862-31bf-4905-a08b-3656b499b160_State%1elist%1eHidden%1fStopped
Hi Mieke,
It is indeed not so straightforward to find these IDs. You can find them in a few steps:
Query ID
- Open the devtools of your browser
- Visit the LCA
- Locate the ‘GetApplication’ request in the ‘Network’ tab of the devtools.
- In the ‘DataPool’ property, you should be able to locate the query that is used in the filter.
Column IDs
- Create a new (temporary) page
- Open the devtools of your browser & navigate to the ‘Network’ tab
- Add the query from the filter to a table component on that page
- You should see a ‘OpenQuerySession…’ request in the devtools, the response has all the info you need.
- In the ‘Preview’ you can find the column Ids in the ‘Columns’ property
I have also created a task on our backlog to look into a way to make this way easier to configure. We will let you know here once this has been implemented.
Json format that worked for me:
{
"version": 1,
"components": [
{
"cid": 6,
"select": {
"query columns": [
"v:1|f:3|1419f62d-4943-4b87-9cca-82f5bd14332bu001e6188614f-996e-454e-9a40-6bc7b7e688ff_c58ff495-bf62-4aca-8470-be4f06549feeu001estringu001eSkyline Communications"
]
}
}
]
}
That is indeed the correct JSON format for the query row data. Note that the 'u001e' shown here should actually be 'u001e'
thanks, I now only realized that this is most likely legacy syntax
How do I do the query column in the Json format?