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Getting Started with Operations Hub
User Guide
- Overview
- Applications
- Entities
- Queries
  - About Queries
    Using Operations Hub, you can create queries to access and manage data stored in Operations Hub, as well as data stored externally.
  - Grant Group Access to Execute a Query (Classic)
    Steps for Operations Hub classic version.
  - Access a Query (Classic)
    Steps for Operations Hub classic version.
  - Create Get Query (Classic)
    This topic describes how to create a Get query.
  - Create Update Query (Classic)
    This topic describes how to create an Update query.
  - Create Insert Query (Classic)
    This topic describes how to create an Insert query.
  - Create Delete Query (Classic)
    This topic describes how to create a Delete query.
  - Create SQL Query (Classic)
    This topic describes how to create a SQL query.
  - Create REST Query (Classic)
    This topic describes how to create a REST query.
  - Create Extension Query (Classic)
    This topic describes how to create an Extension query.
  - Update Preloaded REST Queries after Import (Classic)
    Steps for Operations Hub classic version.
  - Update Entity Display Fields After an Import (Classic)
    Steps for Operations Hub classic version.
  - Copy a Query (Classic)
    Creates a duplicate copy of an existing query.
  - Delete a Query (Classic)
    This topic describes how to delete a query.
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Copy a Query (Classic)

Creates a duplicate copy of an existing query.

Before you begin

About this task

You can also create a new query.

Procedure

In the main navigation menu, select QUERIES.
The QUERIES workspace appears.
In the row containing the query that you want to copy, select , then select Duplicate query.
The Please enter new name screen appears, displaying the name of the query that you have selected, appended with a system-generated value.
As needed, modify the name of the query, and select OK.
The name must contain at least one uppercase or lowercase letter.

The selected query is copied.