Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of WebInterface/RunningSemanticQueries

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Mar 28, 2012, 1:28:19 PM (13 years ago)

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WebInterface/RunningSemanticQueries

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 The first result of the query will be shown (if there was any). Results can be browsed with the appearing ''Prev'' and ''Next'' buttons. The total number of results as well as the currently shown result's number are displayed under those buttons. You can also select results from the ”Last result” tab.
 
-== Alias-able queries ==
-We made queries alias-able, because named queries can be identified easier, and are also more readable.
+== Previous Queries ==
+For your convenience, the interface stores previously executed queries and their results, which are listed at the left side of the page under the ”Previous Queries” tab. You can either choose to list only queries which belong to the current user, or all queries stored in the system.
 
-Successful queries appear at the left side of the page under the ’Previous Queries’ tab.
+Clicking a previous query the interface first examines if the database has changed since that query was last run. If there were no changes, the stored result is displayed, otherwise the query is re-executed, the stored result is updated, and the new result is displayed.
 
-You can rename a query by clicking on the corresponding ’E’ button, writing a new name in the appearing text-field, then pressing the ’Save’ button.
+Users can delete their own queries from the list by clicking the corresponding ”X” icon.
 
-The actual query string can be shown by clicking the ’?’ button.
+By clicking the corresponding ”?” icon, the query string and previously added comments are shown. If the query was started from a position, the starting file and position are also shown.
 
-== Previous Queries ==
-For your convenience, the interface stores previously exe- cuted queries and their results, which are listed at the left side of the page at ”Previous Queries” tab. One can choose to list only the queries which belong to the current user, or all the queries stored in the system.
+You can rename a query by clicking on the corresponding ’E’ icon, writing a new name in the appearing text-field, then pressing the ’Save’ button.
+This is useful, because named queries can be identified easier, and are also more readable.
+The actual query string can still be shown by clicking the ’?’ icon.
 
-When one of the queries located in the list is clicked on, the interface first examines if the database has changed since that given query was last run. If there are no changes, the stored result is displayed. In the other case, the query is re-executed, the stored result is updated, and the new result is displayed.
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-Users have possibility to delete their own queries from the list by clicking on the corresponding ”X” icon, or to run queries which belong to other users by clicking on the query string.
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-By clicking on the corresponding ”?” icon, the query string and previously added comments are always shown. If query is one of the queries with @ the starting file and position are also shown.
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-By clicking on the corresponding ”E” icon, one can assign or can reassign a name to the query. This mechanism helps users to identify queries much easier. Users can add comments, either on their own queries, either on the queries of the others, too. By clicking on the corresponding ”C” icon, one can modify the previously added comment. By default, the comment field is empty.
+Users can add or modify a comment on any query by clicking the corresponding ”C” icon.
 == Running Queries ==
 The list of currently running queries is displayed at the left side of the page at ”Running Queries” tab. The list is updated in every second. A running query,which has been started by the current user, can be aborted by pressing the corresponding X icon. The current user, who started the query, is notified about the success of the abort.