4. Manage queries
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A source such as an Inforiver report or an Excel file can be used to create multiple queries. You can manage Infobridge queries by hovering over a query name to access the context menu. From there, you can duplicate, group, delete, or refresh the query.
Re-executes the last step. In this example, we added two queries, so re-running the process will execute the append function again.
Refresh now: Triggers a source refresh. If you've added new dimensions or measures or updated native measure values in your source, you can pull in the latest changes with this option.
Schedule refresh: You can automate source refreshes by creating a schedule. Infobridge will trigger a refresh at the specified date and time.
Refresh history: View the logs and milestones related to source refresh jobs.
Use this option to create a copy or a backup of your query.
Each bridge is assigned a unique identifier. You can use the identifier instead of the bridge name when you add a new Inforiver source report to a bridge. If you have 2 bridges with the same name, you can use the bridge identifier to distinguish between them.
You can now group related data within Infobridge, allowing you to logically group your queries. Notice how the queries related to sales and profits have been grouped together.
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The query GUID can be used to uniquely identify a particular query. The GUID is used when we need to lookup a value from a query without creating an integration.
