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"Creating a new query" {bold} "

Select the \"Queries\" tab from the main window and press\
the \"New\" button.

You will need to enter the query name and the SQL command for the query. If\
you desire, you could use the " {} "visual query designer" {link visual_designer} "

You can design dynamic queries that can include a parameter that will be\
provided later at query execution time by using the \[parameter \"message\"\] function\
as in the following examples :" {} "

select * from people where age <= \[parameter \"Maximum age?\"\]
select * from invoices where received_date = '\[parameter \"Invoice date?\"\]' " {code} "

Before query execution a popup dialog will be displayed in order to get that\
parameter and to substitute it in the query command.

Checking the \"save this query as a view\" checkbox will create a new view from\
the current query.
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.pgaw:Help.f.t insert end \
"Creating a new query" {bold} "

Select the \"Queries\" tab from the main window and press\
the \"New\" button.

You will need to enter the query name and the SQL command for the query. If\
you desire, you could use the " {} "visual query designer" {link visual_designer} "

You can design dynamic queries that can include a parameter that will be\
provided later at query execution time by using the \[parameter \"message\"\] function\
as in the following examples :" {} "

select * from people where age <= \[parameter \"Maximum age?\"\]
select * from invoices where received_date = '\[parameter \"Invoice date?\"\]' " {code} "

Before query execution a popup dialog will be displayed in order to get that\
parameter and to substitute it in the query command.

Checking the \"save this query as a view\" checkbox will create a new view from\
the current query.
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