
	Some queries are used many times. For example queries to find out all objects checked 
	 in or changed in the last few days, all objects currently checked out (by the user,
	 in a certain workarea), find all objects with a certain status, all Problems assigned
	 to a user etc. The Query Library feature allows you to save a set of Search criteria
	 and reuse them.<BR><BR>Any query you have assembled by defining search criteria
	 can be saved to the Query Library by pressing the {save_round.gif, ALT="Save"} button. You will
	 assign a category, a name and possibly a description to the query. If you want to,
	 you can publish the query to Public; that means that any user can select that query
	 in the Query Library to perform a search with. <BR><BR>To run a search using a saved
	 query, press the {library_round.gif, ALT="Library"} button on the Search tool. The library will
	 pop up and present a tree navigator with the available query categories. Navigate
	 to the query you want to run and press the Search button in the right side query
	 palette.<BR><BR>Note that you can not view or edit the query criteria directly.
	 If you want to look at the query criteria for query in the library, you have to
	 select that query and perform the search. The tabsheets in the Search library will
	 be refreshed with the criteria that were saved in the library. To change a saved
	 query, select the query in the library, press Search, edit the search criteria and
	 press Save to save the changed query to the Query Library.<BR><BR>Also note: to
	 make the query more generic/dynamic, you use the keywords USER and SYSDATE instead
	 of hard-coded values for a date or a user. For example to create a reusable query
	 that returns all objects currently checked out by the current user, you select USER
	 from the poplist rather than the username of the current user. That way this query
	 can be performed by other users and result in their checked out objects.
	