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Expand Up @@ -27,6 +27,12 @@ The "Queries" data item allows you to construct a query in order to tap into the

1. Select an operator. This step is optional; if you do not select an operator, the data set will be returned untouched. See [Query operators](xref:Query_operators).

1. Add more operators if necessary until your query is fully configured.

- From DataMiner 10.4.0 [CU13]/10.5.0 [CU1]/10.5.4 onwards<!--RN 42127-->, you can insert new operators anywhere in the sequence, including between existing operators, by clicking the "+" button.

- From DataMiner 10.4.0 [CU13]/10.5.0 [CU1]/10.5.4 onwards<!--RN 42127-->, you can rearrange operators by dragging and dropping them to a different position on the same level. If an operator turns red after being moved, this indicates that it cannot be used at that location and the query has become invalid. The *Then sort by* operator is a child node of the *Sort by* operator, so if you move a *Sort by* node, all its *Then sort by* child nodes will move with it<!--RN 42229-->.

1. Drag the configured query to the component in order to use it.

> [!NOTE]
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Expand Up @@ -4,12 +4,7 @@ uid: Query_operators

# Query operators

When you create a query, you can use the operators listed below.

> [!NOTE]
>
> - Selecting an operator is optional. If you do not select an operator, the data set will be returned untouched.
> - Some operators can make use of data. From DataMiner 10.3.5/10.4.0 onwards<!-- RN 35837 -->, a link icon is displayed to the right of a selection box if using data is possible. Click this icon to select the data. In earlier DataMiner versions, a *Use feed* checkbox is available for this instead.
When you create a query, you can use the operators listed below. Selecting an operator is optional. If you do not select an operator, the data set will be returned untouched.

Available operators:

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- [(Then) Sort (by)](xref:GQI_Sort)

- [Top X](xref:GQI_Top_X)

From DataMiner 10.4.0 [CU13]/10.5.0 [CU1]/10.5.4 onwards<!--RN 42127-->, you can rearrange the operators that have been added in a query by dragging and dropping them to a different position on the same level. If an operator turns red after being moved, this indicates that it cannot be used at that location and the query has become invalid.

> [!NOTE]
>
> - Some operators can make use of data. From DataMiner 10.3.5/10.4.0 onwards<!-- RN 35837 -->, a link icon is displayed to the right of a selection box if using data is possible. Click this icon to select the data. In earlier DataMiner versions, a *Use feed* checkbox is available for this instead.
> - The *Then sort by* operator is a child node of the *Sort by* operator, so if you move a *Sort by* node, all its *Then sort by* child nodes will move with it<!--RN 42229-->.