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Manage SQL Queries

After you connect to the data store and select the required data, you can edit the resulting query/stored procedure or add another query/stored procedure to the data source.

To manage queries for the current data source, use buttons from the Query group in the Data Source ribbon page.

EditQueriesButton_Ribbon

You can do the following.

  • Add Query - Adds a new query to the data source. Clicking this button invokes the Query Editor dialog that allows you to create a new query by invoking the Query Builder or to select the existing stored procedure.
  • Edit - Modifies the selected query/stored procedure using the Query Editor.
  • Rename - Renames the selected query.
  • Filter - Filters the selected query. To learn more, see the Filter Queries topic.
  • Delete - Removes the selected query.