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Getting Started with Operations Hub
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- Operations Hub (New Layout)
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- 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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Grant Group Access to Execute a Query (Classic)

Steps for Operations Hub classic version.

Before you begin

Log in to Operations Hub.

Procedure

In the main navigation menu, select QUERIES.
The QUERIES workspace appears, including a column summarizing the current query permissions. By default, newly created queries display “All users”, indicating all users have the ability to execute the query.
In the Permissions column, select the query to which you want to grant query execution permissions.
The Query Permissions dialog box appears.
In the Query Permissions dialog box, if you want to grant query execution permissions to select groups only, select the Selected Group option.
In the groups field, select the group or groups you would like to grant query execution permissions to and then select Submit changes.
The selected groups can now execute the query.
Note: It is possible to create a circular reference by nesting a parent group into its child. If there are circular references, the child groups will not display in the permissions dialog box.