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+ − 2 The High-Level Queries panel offers the user a simple interface to perform some predefined complex queries, setting SQL conditions upon multiples database tables at once.</p>
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+ − 4 <img src="images/repo_gui_hlq.png" alt="Repo GUI Query">
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+ − 8 <p>The left part of the window presents the list of all supported high-level queries; in the figure there are 2 available HLQs, respectively looking for all AOs with a given name and initial time greater than a given t0, and AOs with a given name and included among two given times. After the selection of the desired query on the list, the button 'Set' will allow to adjust the proper settings.</p>
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+ − 9 <p>All the settings associated to the selected HLQ are displayed in the right part of the panel; in the example of the figure they are the name the queried AOs must match, and the upper and lower limit times of its time-series data (meaning the object must contain tsdata comprised among these given times).</p>
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+ − 10 <p>Executing the query (click the 'Execute query' button) produces the same results as the 'Query' panel shown before.</p>
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+ − 11 <p> </p>
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